The Kelantan state government is stepping up efforts to expand the state’s EV charging network via cooperation between local authorities and the private sector, Bernama reports.
According to state local government, housing, health and environment committee chairman Hilmi Abdullah, the state government is assessing the requirements in terms of numbers and strategic locations to ensure that the facilities are provided in high-demand areas.
“For example, in the Kota Bharu district, a total of 37 EV charging units have been provided so far within the Kota Bharu Islamic City Municipal Council’s (MPKB-BRI) administrative area,” he said at the Kelantan state legislative assembly sitting yesterday.
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