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Government launches 2026 review into what you pay for public EV charging
The Department for Transport, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and HM Treasury have published an independent review, led by Philip New, into what drives the price of public electric vehicle charging. It draws on evidence from industry, consumer groups and local government to recommend ways to lower those costs.
Our readWatch whether operators act on its recommendations before any change in the price you see at the charger.
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