British Telecom's new 'plan' for EV charging stations
British Telecom's new 'plan' for EV charging stations
BT, the largest telecoms group in Britain, plans to convert its street cabinets into electric vehicle (EV) charging units. The company aims to address the lack of charging points on the roads, which is discouraging potential EV buyers. Currently, there are 53,906 EV charging points in the UK and the government aims to increase this number to 300,000 by the 2030s.
BT, the largest telecoms group in Britain, plans to convert its street cabinets into electric vehicle (EV) charging units. The company aims to address the lack of charging points on the roads, which is discouraging potential EV buyers. Currently, there are 53,906 EV charging points in the UK and the government aims to increase this number to 300,000 by the 2030s.
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BT, the largest telecoms group in Britain, plans to convert its street cabinets into electric vehicle (EV) charging units. The company aims to address the lack of charging points on the roads, which is discouraging potential EV buyers. Currently, there are 53,906 EV charging points in the UK and the government aims to increase this number to 300,000 by the 2030s. 
