DBSA Is Investing R100m in EV Charging Stations

DBSA is investing R100m in EV charging stations

The funding will enable the rollout of the charging stations every 150km along national roads.

A special report by Bci Estudios reveals concrete advances in infrastructure, access and sales, and suggests that, in order to achieve the goals of 2035, it will be key to update the national strategy. Over the past 30 years, greenhouse gas emissions have increased by 66%, raising the average temperature of the planet by 1.2 degrees Celsius by 2023, according to the Special Report of Bci Estudios, based on data from Our World in Data and the Int…

Projections indicate that this trend will intensify and the stock will be more than 78 million EV by 2025 and 232 million by 2030

NSW Gov supercharges EV infrastructure - Energy Magazine

Image: NSW Energy Minister, Penny Sharpe, and NSW Member for Heathcote, Maryanne Stuart, at BP’s newest EV charging station. Images: NSW GovernmentElectric vehicle (EV) drivers in New South Wales are set to see hundreds of new chargers installed across 38 suburbs with a new $16.1 million investment from the State Government.  […] The post NSW Gov supercharges EV infrastructure appeared first on Energy Magazine.

DBSA invests R100 million in Charge’s EV plans

The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has made a R100-million equity investment in Zero Carbon Charge (Charge) for the development of a nationwide network of off-grid, solar-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The investment aims to accelerate South Africa’s transition to a net-zero transport economy and reinforce climate-resilient infrastructure,

Zero Carbon Charge secures R100-million for off-grid EV charging stations - TechCentral

Zero Carbon Charge has just secured R100-million in funding to roll out off-grid EV charging stations across South Africa.