EV kerbside charging grant round 2
The kerbside EV charging grant will increase the number of chargers in eligible local government areas with the least access to private off-street parking. This is all part of the plan to make NSW the easiest and most affordable place to buy and use an electric vehicle.
EV kerbside charging grants round 2 FAQs
Find out more about the kerbside EV charging grants. These FAQs will help local government and charge point operators plan and activate their net zero journey. The NSW Government is investing $10 million to support the purchase and installation of EV kerbside chargers across metropolitan NSW.
University of Wollongong drives sustainability with EV fleet and campus charging
The University of Wollongong is cutting emissions and operating costs by adding EVs to its fleet and installing public charging infrastructure.
New grants to boost community energy action
The Minns Labor Government has launched a new $5 million grant program to help community energy
groups and not-for-profit organisations help more households to cut energy costs, adopt renewable
technologies and access government rebates and incentives.
Join the CSIRO ‘Living Lab’ to shape NSW’s energy future
NSW Households and small businesses can learn how to potentially unlock lower power bills and obtain deeper insights into their energy use by joining a new Living Lab Project.
NSW offers $39 million to boost EV fast charging network
Applications are now open for Round 4 of the NSW Government’s EV fast charging grants program, accelerating the state’s transition to cleaner transport and helping electric vehicle drivers travel further than ever before.
NSW retail electricity tariff reforms
We’re making changes to retail tariff reforms to strengthen consumer protections in the evolving energy market.