Poland faces EV charging network challenge as EU rules change: audio report

To comply with new European Union regulations, Poland may need to build around 160 new charging points for electric vehicles along its main international roads in the coming year.

Cezary Kowalczyk, management board member at international EV charging network operator Eleport.

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Experts caution that achieving this goal in Poland on time and on budget may prove to be a difficult task.

Radio Poland's Marcin Matuszewski has the details.

Click on the audio player above to listen.