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2020年9月28日

作者:
Macharia Kamau, The Standard (Kenya)

Kenya: Govt. incentivizes uptake of electric cars to transition to clean energy, including by mandating charging stations in new buildings

"State's plan to up electric cars uptake by 5pc"

Does charging station for an electric car in your neighbourhood appear too futuristic? Perhaps not.

Real estate developers could within five years be required to incorporate car charging stations in their new projects. This is as the new technology starts picking up, with the State trying to foster adoption of the less polluting vehicles. In a new strategy meant to boost uptake of electric cars in the next five years, the Ministry of Energy has ordered all new buildings, including those owned by the State, to incorporate charging stations.

The Ministry said between now and 2025, it plans to increase the number of electric vehicle imports to account for five per cent of the total number of vehicles registered in the country.