Anurag (Ragi) Singh
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The significant shift in people's travel routines over the last 12 months will likely trigger long-term changes for many and our urban spaces will need to continue to develop into 'smart cities'. Electric vehicles and their charging points will form a significant part of this changing landscape.
As part of its commitment to end sales of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, the UK Government has announced it will contribute £20 million in 2021/22 to fund the installation of on-street EV charging points. When it comes to the roll out of electric vehicles, you may be surprised to know that…
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