Brisbane Times
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·2 hours ago
Lack of chargers stalls grand plans for electric cars
Australia's electric vehicle charging network struggles to meet rising demand, with 45 electric cars for every charging point. Industry leaders criticize energy monopolies for stalling infrastructure expansion, claiming inefficiencies hinder progress. A coalition of companies is urging government reforms to enable faster deployment of charging stations and promote private sector investment to boost the EV market.
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