London’s Electric Revolution Stalls over Lack of Charging Points
London’s attempts to increase the number of electric cars on its roads is being hampered by a lack of charging points, amongst other concerns. The capital currently offers drivers 1,300 public charging points at 300 sites, however, a report by the Financial Times shows that more than 40 per cent of the posts in central London are out of service. The chaos is exacerbated by arguments between interested parties including the current operator of the service. “London has not got its act together on electric vehicles,” said Mark Walker, UK managing director of Zipcar, one of the world’s biggest car-sharing…
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