Nine New EV Recharging Hubs Announced for Kerry
Nine new electric vehicle (EV) recharging hubs have been announced across Kerry's national road network as part of a government initiative.
The announcement is part of a larger initiative by the Minister for Transport, Darragh O'Brien, to install 90 new hubs across Ireland.
Almost €10 million will be allocated to fund 192 fast recharging points, averaging 250 kW, across the 90 sites on Ireland's national primary and secondary road network.
The new hubs are part of the Light Duty Vehicle (LDV) initiative, operated by Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland (ZEVI) and delivered by Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).
The hubs will be located at service stations, car parks, hotels, supermarkets, and other publicly accessible sites, and were funded by the department following a competitive grant process.
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Author summary: New EV recharging hubs in Kerry.
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