Australia needs to push ahead with building some 2.8 million electric vehicle charging stations by 2030 because there is a shortage of skilled workers to install them, McKinsey & Co consultants say.
Australia needs to “step on the pedal” and push ahead with building some 2.
“We’re shifting away from the regulatory-induced push [to EVs] and just I think now surpassed the pivotal point where it becomes a consumer pull,” Mr Naegele said, adding that the risk of poor demand for charging infrastructure that had previously worried some investors was “eroding rapidly”. “From an architectural point of view we have no reason to believe that an EV cannot be more cost-effective than an internal combustion engine,” Mr Naegele said.
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