Construction activities have started on the longest Electric vehicle highway within the town of Kalbarri towards the north of town in Perth for hosting the new first charger on the EV network of Western Australia. The government of Western Australia made an announcement that the installation of the charging stations is underway at the Kalbarri as well as in the Northampton region with the construction is going to start next week at the Geraldton site. It is expected to cover over 6600 km across the mammoth stretches of the regions of Western Australia. The WA EV network is going to boast 98 chargers located across the various locations. It is going to extend from the Kununurra in the Northern region to the Esperance region in the south and east to the Eucla region and near South Australia on Nullabor. This will be a big boost to the electric vehicle chargers Australia and its further development.
Effectively, this is going to reduce the electric vehicle cost in the world.
The first among these sites is going to be operational early in 2023 with the construction on remaining locations happening through the year.
The government says that is excited to see the construction start on the project which is being managed by the Synergy and Horizon power.
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It is expected that there will not be over 200 kilometers between two chargers and that is going to help in the reduction of range anxiety which is going to allow the electric vehicle owners in exploring the state.
The installation has been done by a regional company known as Hamersley Electrical contracting. It is a company that specializes on the renewable energy assets.
electric vehicle conversion Australia is looking at now is due to the work which has steadily been done over the last few months.