Joshua S. Hill is a Melbourne-based journalist who has been writing about climate change, clean technology, and electric vehicles for over 15 years. He has been reporting on electric vehicles and clean technologies for Renew Economy and The Driven since 2012. His preferred mode of transport is his feet.

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RAC ends support for “electric highway,” hands responsibility for EV chargers to local councils

RAC surprises EV drivers by ending its decade-long involvement in ground-breaking charging program and handing much of the responsibility to local councils.

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Seeing is believing: EV chargers need bigger signage to make them more visible – to everyone

EV charging spots need bigger signs, to help EV drivers and give confidence to non-EV owners that there are lots of charging options. "Consumers need to see it to believe it."

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Pole mount specialist to deliver over half of NSW’s newly funded kerbside chargers

EVNX, a company specialising in pole mounted EV chargers, will deliver more than half of the new kerbside chargers funded by the NSW government.

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“We can lead the charge:” EV council wants V2G cables included in battery rebates

EV Council releases new modelling showing benefits of vehicle to grid technology, as it calls for V2G chargers to be included in the federal government's battery rebate.

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BYD to expand 1,000 kW EV charging capacity to international markets

BYD to take its super fast 1,000 kW charging technology to international markets with UK expected to be first on the list.

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NSW provides funding for another 500 kerbside EV chargers

NSW government provides funding to help rollout of more than 500 kerbside EV chargers, mostly in Sydney suburbs.

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Motoring group completes state-wide EV charging network, now looking at fleets

RAA says it has completed state-wide charging network, with more than 550 bays across more than 140 sites, and is now looking at fleet charging solutions.

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At last, the servo of the future has arrived: It’s electric, and it’s located nearby

Our charging options entered a new phase when two reliable fast chargers popped up at a nearby supermarket. More have followed and now we are spoilt for recharging choice. The servo of the future has arrived.

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Do we really need more kerbside EV chargers in the inner city?

Kerbside chargers in the inner city are mostly under-utilised and often vacant, or blocked by fossil cars. If we are to have more, we need some clear rules.

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Electric vehicle charging in Australia – are we there yet?

NRMA is being funded by the federal government to roll out national charging infrastructure and appears to be deaf to consumer sentiment about what good charging looks like.

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