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NSW will be the easiest place to buy and use an electric vehicle (EV) in Australia, with a $149 million investment towards developing a world-class fast charging network. chargers in NSW. Under the NSW Electric Vehicle Strategy, this investment will expand public fast charging across the State.

Frequently asked questions for EV charging site hosting prospectus

Making buildings EV ready refers to the process of retrofitting an existing building with the electrical infrastructure needed to connect electric vehicle (EV) supply equipment (EVSE) to allow EV charging at home.

We have created this tool to help you understand the cost of retrofitting electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure in your building.

The guide to making your commercial building EV ready provides an overview of the main charging solutions available for commercial buildings. 

There's never been a better time to get your location on the map! Grow your business, attract new customers and drive more visitors to your region thanks to our Drive electric NSW EV destination charging grants.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Electric vehicle destination charging and grants in NSW.

National Carbon Bank of Australia is accredited under the NSW Government Energy Savings Scheme. If you'd like to learn more about National Carbon Bank of Australia, see their website. 

We are investing $55 million into the Hunter and Illawarra to help accelerate their shift away from fossil fuels and towards innovative clean technologies and opportunities. This will open up huge economic growth and secure the regions’ low carbon economic futures.

The Melt is a hardware accelerator that provides programs, services, facilities, and investment attraction to help clean technology and manufacturing start-ups from idea to global scale.