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One of the key barriers to EV adoption is the availability of EV charging infrastructure. While many EV owners charge their vehicles at home or at work, access to public charging remains essential for potential EV drivers. These specifications will help ensure a wider range of high-quality EV charging options is available, making it easier…
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Australian motorists will soon be able to choose from a wider range of cleaner, cheaper to run cars with the Parliament passing the legislation for the Albanese Government’s New Vehicle Efficiency Standard. This is good news for the hip pocket and for the environment. Car makers now have an incentive to send us their most…
Read More New Vehicle Efficiency Standard to Commence January 2025
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The National Measurement Institute is seeking your views on the draft General Certificate of Approval for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE).
Any feedback and comments on the proposed documents should be provided by Friday 8 March 2024, 11:59 PM AEST.
Read More Consultation on Maximum Permissible Errors for EV Equipment
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Currently, EV batteries account for only 7%, by weight, of all batteries entering the market in 2023 and only 0.2% of all batteries, by weight, entering the waste stream. However, within the next decade the number of EV batteries entering the market, as a percentage of the total battery market, will increase to 30% with 5%…
Read More Battery Stewardship Council Proposes Extension to EV Batteries
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The proposed acquisition will combine the entities’ retail fuel, wholesale fuel and retail convenience and grocery offerings.
The ACCC invites submissions on the divestiture proposal by 27 November 2023.
Read More ACCC Welcomes Consults on Viva Energy’s Divestiture Proposal for OTR Acquisition
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Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) newly released report, Stepping Up: A Smoother Pathway to Decarbonising Homes (available here), has called on local, state/territory, and federal governments to collectively ‘step up’ and ensure everyone in Australia is supported and enabled to go all-electric. The policy report is based on research by CSIRO and Dynamic Analysis which has increased our understanding on the shared and individual costs of electrification for consumers.
Read More Governments Called to ‘Step Up’ to Ensure a Consumer-Focused Energy Future
The Battery Stewardship Council (BSC) is inviting feedback on the Electric Vehicle Battery Stewardship Discussion Paper which is being released in partnership with the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCIA) and Motor Traders Association of Australia (MTAA). This Discussion Paper is intended to facilitate an inclusive dialog on options for ensuring electric vehicle battery stewardship.…
Read More Have your say on the future of Battery Stewardship in the Electric Vehicle sector
