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The New Zealand Ministry of Transport has introduced a far-reaching charging strategy for electric vehicles (EVs) that spans the years 2023-2035. This strategic plan, designed to foster a sustainable EV future, has a long-term vision and five key outcomes.
Five Key Outcomes of the Strategy
- Integration of EV charging infrastructure into the energy supply system: The strategy aims to seamlessly integrate EV charging infrastructure with the existing energy supply system, ensuring a reliable and efficient flow of power.
- Accessibility for diverse user backgrounds: Recognising the importance of inclusivity, the strategy focuses on ensuring that EV charging infrastructure is accessible and affordable for all, regardless of their background or location.
- Cross-sectoral planning: To support the growth of EV charging infrastructure, the strategy encourages collaboration across various sectors, such as energy, transport, and infrastructure.
- Creation of an effective market: The strategy seeks to establish an effective market for EV charging infrastructure, fostering competition and innovation to drive down costs and improve quality.
- Support for low-emission transport modes: As part of its commitment to reducing carbon emissions, the strategy supports the growth of low-emission transport modes, including EVs, as a key component of New Zealand's decarbonization efforts.
Key Features of the Strategy
The strategy aims to provide EV users with accessible, secure, and reliable charging infrastructure. To achieve this, it emphasises the need for charging hubs on main highways and increased charging stations in rural locations by 2028.
In line with its commitment to a low-emissions transport system, New Zealand has set a goal for a sustainable EV charging infrastructure. The Ministry of Transport has established a comprehensive plan to realise this vision, working towards a future where EV charging is as commonplace as petrol stations are today.
This strategic plan is a significant step towards New Zealand's goal of becoming a global leader in sustainable transport and a low-carbon economy.
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