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EV charger activations 18 months behind schedule

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Kyle Panton, owner of Cooper’s Red & White in Belfast, hopes the high-speed electric vehicle charger installed next to the grocery store will, any day now, finally be activated, roughly 18 months behind schedule.

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EV charger activations 18 months behind schedule

Kyle Panton, owner of Cooper’s Red & White in Belfast, hopes the high-speed electric vehicle charger installed next to the grocery store will, any day now, finally be activated, roughly 18 months behind schedule.

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peicanada.com broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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