New public charging station for electric vehicles in Hastings

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A new public charging station for electric vehicles has been installed in Hastings.

Located at the Woolworths carpark on King Street, the 50kW fast-charger will be capable of charging a typical electric vehicle from flat to 80 per cent charge in approximately one hour.

This service is part of DELWP's Destination Charging Across Victoria Program, providing $5 million in grants to create a public electric vehicle fast-charging network across the state to promote the uptake of sustainable transport.

The service will be operated by Evie Networks, who have committed to power all chargers from 100 per cent renewable electricity sources.

To view an interactive map of available public charging locations visit: plugshare.com.

To learn more about electric vehicles, visit mornpen.vic.gov.au/electricvehicles or the Electric Vehicle Council website

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New public charging station for electric vehicles at Kings Street in Hastings.

Thinking of transitioning to an electric vehicle and want to learn more? Join us for a free community event!

Come along to find out about the benefits of electric cars, the models available, the costs, government incentives, how to charge your vehicle at home or on the road and much more!

You'll also have the opportunity to view a range of electric vehicles (EV) and charging equipment first hand, as well as learn from experts in the field.

Presenters are:

  • Bryce Gaton (founder of EV Choice, EV consultant, author, EV safety trainer for Melbourne University School of Engineering)
  • Ross De Rango (Head of Infrastructure at the Electric Vehicle Council)
  • Dan Pleiter (Acting Chief Executive Officer, South East Councils Climate Change Alliance

EVENT DETAILS

Saturday 22 October 2022

EV viewing: 9.45am and 12 – 12.30pm

Presentations: 10.30am – 12pm

Peninsula Community Theatre (91 Wilsons Road, Mornington)

Cost: free

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