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The top challenges EV charging sites need to overcome
Mark Frostick
Associate Partner – Commercial
7th Aug 2024
Brittany Marsland
Associate
With the recent change of Government, the UK’s target for Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles is reinstated to 2030. Such an increase in demand for EV charging stations is now a serious consideration for many, whether through the acquisition of new roadside charging sites, or as part of a wider new development.
In light of this, and the need to move fast, Rapleys has considered some of the top challenges that these sites will need to overcome to meet delivery targets.
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