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Charging stations, the EU agreement on electric cars: pitches every 60 km

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The Council and the EU Parliament have reached a first agreement on the construction of electric and hydrogen charging stations for cars and heavy vehicles, as announced by the European Parliament

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Corriere Della Sera

Charging stations, the EU agreement on electric cars: pitches every 60 km

The Council and the EU Parliament have reached a first agreement on the construction of electric and hydrogen charging stations for cars and heavy vehicles, as announced by the European Parliament

1 year ago·Italy

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nordbayern.de

Charging stations every 60 km: EU agreement on expansion targets

Brussels — The number of e-cars on the roads is rising steadily. But the number of charging stations is lagging behind. According to the wishes of the EU Parliament, this should now change in Europe.

1 year ago·Germany

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abc

Europe agrees to install chargers for electric cars every 60 km

In this way, the EU wants to expand the deployment of alternative charging or refueling stations for cars, trucks and even parked planes.

1 year ago·Spain

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Vozpópuli

The road network should have an electric recharging point every 60 kilometers by 2026

Electrifying a country's car fleet requires, above all, having a charging network that allows you to move freely, something that today on European roads, but especially on Spanish roads, does not occur, and it is almost an adventure to travel from one city to another with an electric car. But Europe wants to put on its batteries and the negotiators of the Council and the European Parliament have reached an interim agreement to permanently and ra…

1 year ago

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Jornal de Negócios

EU agrees to install electric car charging stations across the block

By 2026, the main roads must have a gas station every 60 kilometers. In the case of trucks, the commitment is that the interval be 120 kilometers and that half be installed by 2028.

1 year ago·Porto, Portugal

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