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24/05/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 24/05/2021 06:02
Ofgem delivers £300 million down payment to rewire Britain
£300 million investment for over 200 low carbon projects to get Britain ready for more electric transport and heat.
New infrastructure to support 1,800 new ultra-rapid charging points at motorway service areas.
Part of a broader investment programme for safe, secure and clean energy, with £40 billion confirmed already and more to follow in 2022.
Ofgem is today powering the electric vehicle revolution, with motorway service areas and key trunk road locations across the country set to get the cabling they need to install 1,800 new ultra-rapid charge points, tripling the current network.
Electric car. Picture: Pixabay LLANDUDNO is to benefit following a huge investment in Wales electric vehicle charging network. Ofgem, the energy regulator, has approved 17 net zero projects worth around £12 million across Wales. These shovel-ready, low carbon projects start this year, supporting clean transport and heat, and opening up local electricity grids to take on more low carbon generation. This is part of £300.5 million investment approved by Ofgem for net zero projects across Britain. Three key motorway service areas on the M4 and key trunk road locations across Wales will get the cabling they need to install over 500 new public charge points, including 71 new ultra-rapid charge points. Currently just 0.17 per cent of vehicles used in Wales are electric.
Electric car. Picture: Pixabay LLANDUDNO is to benefit following a huge investment in Wales electric vehicle charging network. Ofgem, the energy regulator, has approved 17 net zero projects worth around £12 million across Wales. These shovel-ready, low carbon projects start this year, supporting clean transport and heat, and opening up local electricity grids to take on more low carbon generation. This is part of £300.5 million investment approved by Ofgem for net zero projects across Britain. Three key motorway service areas on the M4 and key trunk road locations across Wales will get the cabling they need to install over 500 new public charge points, including 71 new ultra-rapid charge points. Currently just 0.17 per cent of vehicles used in Wales are electric.
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