By Imran Khan • Updated: 07 Feb 2023 • 19:30
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More than 1,000 charging points for electric cars will be set up in Spain by Adif y Adif Alta Velocidad, after they signed a contract on Tuesday, February 7.
The project which aims to cover all autonomous communities will be completed at a cost of €28.8 million.
According to La Vanguardia, this project is a commitment by Adif towards “the development of electromobility in Spain” as it aims to “promote clean transport in transfers to and from the train stations”.
This project will receive funding from the European Union and is scheduled to be executed within 30 months.
The aim to install the electric charging ports is a part of Adif´s “Plan to Fight Climate Change”.
Through this plan, the company wants to promote “sustainable mobility and electromobility as a tool to meet the objectives of decarbonization of economic activity”.
The list of car parks where these electric chargers will be installed includes the following:
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A journalist, content professional, and former TEDx Speaker based in Tarragona (Spain), with a Master's in International Journalism (Cardiff, UK). Imran is an online reporter for The Euro Weekly News and covers international as well as Spanish national news. Got a news story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com
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