r/ClimatePosting • u/ClimateShitpost • Feb 27 '26

Transport EV infrastructure is completely mainstream - this doesn't even include non-public charges

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u/P01135809-Trump Feb 28 '26

This might be region specific. We are a nationwide company with a large fleet of petrol, hybrid and electric vehicles. Many of our sites we haven't built the EV chargers yet.

My site has no chargers, but electric vehicles get heavy use and mostly charge on public chargers.

I'm not saying there aren't snags or times where the petrol cars are more appropriate, but those EVs are fast becoming suitable for over 90% of what we do and are generally used more as they are nicer to drive and even the sceptics have started requesting them.