Scotland will invest £7.5m ($9m) in EV charging infrastructure. The deal brings together Transport Scotland, SSEN (SPEN) and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SP Energy Networks). SP Energy Networks will assess what electricity network infrastructure will be needed to support more EVs, while SPEN will add additional publicly accessible charging points to its network. The Scottish government will provide £5m for the scheme, with SPEN and SP Energy Networks adding a combined £2.5m in funding.
Scotland will invest £7.5m ($9m) in EV charging infrastructure. The deal brings together Transport Scotland, SP Energy Networks (SPEN) and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN). SSEN will assess what electricity network infrastructure will be needed to support more EVs, while SPEN will add additional publicly accessible charging points to its network. The Scottish government will provide £5m for the scheme, with SPEN and SSEN adding a combined £2.5m in funding.