Siim Kallas, Steve Kenward.

“EU Member States requested flexibility in deploying the infrastructure. It is now up to them to develop the right national policy frameworks.”

Siim Kallas, vice president of the EC and commissioner for transport, on the latest EU rules. Member states are now obliged to provide charge points as well as hydrogen and natural gas refuelling stations that comply with common standards. EU countries were asked to publicly provide their targets and policy framework by the end of 2016.
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“Up to now subsidy has excluded powered two wheelers and centred on four wheel vehicles. We are asking for a level playing field, in order to help develop this sector and to make sure the charging infrastructure is in place to support it. […] Electric cars won’t help cut traffic jams, but research shows that motorcycles will.”

Steve Kenward, CEO of the British Motorcycle Industry Association (MCIA), who is calling on the UK government to include electric two-wheelers in its next subsidy package.
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