'Ridiculously Low': Just 33 Public EV Charge Points In 3 Counties Approved Under Irish Govt Scheme

29 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from The Journal

"There are currently more than 41,000 EVs and plug-in hybrids driven in Ireland, [according to] Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland...

The public point charge scheme was first introduced...in August 2019...intended to deliver up to 1,000 additional charging points over a five years...

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