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EV charging firms warn £2bn investment at risk if UK softens net zero targets

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EVSHIFT

5d ago· 4 min readenNews

Summary

Electric vehicle charging companies, represented by the lobby group ChargeUK, have threatened to cut £2bn in planned investments if the UK government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer weakens net zero targets. In a letter to the PM, the companies warned that a third revision to the zero-emission vehicle mandate in three years would signal unreliability to investors, potentially halving investment over the next critical period. The warning comes ahead of a government review of net zero policies.

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bskyEV charging firms warn £2bn investment at risk if UK softens net zero targetsevshift.com

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Weakening the mandate now – by adjusting its dates, its annual targets or its flexibilities – would be the third revision of this crucial policy in three years.
Twice is circumstance, but three times is a pattern that will get priced into the cost of capital by every investor weighing whether Britain keeps its word in our sector and beyond.
Our members tell us £2bn of planned investment now turns directly on this review – a halving of investment over the critical period of the next fi
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But in the letter from lobby group ChargeUK, seen by The Telegraph, charging companies told the PM: “Weakening the mandate now – by adjusting its dates, its

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