Germany to Avail 900M Euros in Subsidies to Beef Up EV Charging Infrastructure
The ministry for transport announced last week that Germany is going to set aside subsidies amounting to €900 million ($981 million) to increase the number of home and commercial charging points for electric vehicles. According to Dr. Volker Wissing, a policy for infrastructure continues to be a policy for the future. There are presently about 90,000 publicly accessible charging stations in the largest economy in Europe, and the nation wants this count to hit a million by the end of 2030 in an effort to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles as it works toward becoming carbon neutral in 2045.…