JOLT Charge and Endeavour Energy will install up to 1000 free EV charging stations over the next decade amid anticipation of an expected rise in demand.
Australian electric vehicle charging firm JOLT Charge and Endeavour Energy have partnered in a plan to install up to 1000 electric vehicle chargers in Sydney, as the electricity network provider positions itself to capitalise on an expected rise in zero emission vehicles.
“Endeavour wants to make sure we are part of that electrification of transport. We can deliver solutions that reduce that range anxiety, and we don’t want any infrastructure to hold back EV adoption particularly at a time when it is likely to accelerate,” Endeavour Energy’s chief customer and strategy officer Leanne Pickering told The“We are responding to existing demand and looking at the forecasts.
Providing free charging in more urban locations will allow more people into the EV market, especially those who don’t have off-street charging, Endeavour said. “We’re thrilled to be expanding our footprint to the wider Sydney area and provide free, fast charging to more EV drivers through our partnership with Endeavour Energy,” Mr McNamee said.
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