Circular for EV charging stations in high-rise, high density residential areas being prepared – KPKT
A circular for electric vehicle charging stations is being drawn up for placement in residential areas nationwide, according to the ministry of local government development .
“The ministry, through the department of urban and rural planning is preparing a circular regarding application procedures and approvals for the development of electric vehicle charging stations under local authorities,” Nga said. “The planning guidelines also outline the minimum requirements for the provision of parking spaces for EV charging stations for all types of existing and new developments, including [those] in multi-storey or high-density housing areas,” the minister continued.
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