EV Charger News

EV chargers are popping up all over the country, but mainly in NSW. Whilst driving an EV recently, it became apparent we need more in Victoria. Get the latest status of EV chargers in Australia and find out how installing EV chargers provide staff and customers the convenience of being able to park and charge their EVs while using facilities, and how they can provide additional revenue.

In unveiling the Australian Federal Budget 2023-24, the government has spruiked the energy transition as "Australia's biggest opportunity for growth and prosperity". In this article, we highlight the key initiatives in the Federal Budget 2023-24 allocated to propel the adoption of renewable energy within the commercial sector.

In recent years, the electric vehicle (EV) market has seen rapid growth and innovation, and the same can be said for the electric vehicle charger market. As more and more people adopt EVs as their primary mode of transportation, the demand for convenient and efficient charging solutions is only increasing. Here are some of the most innovative things happening in the electric vehicle charger market right now.

Electric vehicle (EV) adoption is inevitably booming: electric vehicle sales have seen a massive increase compared to 2021. With the rise of electric vehicles, we are gradually witnessing a change in consumer behaviour. Filling up the tank is starting to look a little different, as EV drivers refill their vehicle's electric 'tank' at home and work.

According to the Electric Vehicle Council’s latest State of Electric Vehicles Report, electric vehicles (EV) now represent 3.39% of all vehicle sales, which is a massive 65% increase compared to 2021. The exponential growth in the number of electric vehicle market share reflects Australia’s appetite to get behind the wheels of an EV. However, Australia still needs to catch up on the number of public chargers available, with only 3,669 public chargers available across 2,147 locations in Australia.