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The Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan along with Minister Catherine Martin have announced the launch of the Shared Island Sports Club EV Charging Scheme which opens today, 30 January.

Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan, today launched the new Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure Strategy 2022 – 2025, which will see €100 million spent on public charging infrastructure over the next three years.

Applying for an electric vehicle (EV) grant from the Irish government is a great way to save on your switch to electric driving!

At its simplest, an electric vehicle charging point is a piece of interface equipment that connects a single electric vehicle to an electricity supply, allowing the vehicle’s battery to be charged

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more popular across Ireland and worldwide, yet many myths still persist about their practicality, costs, and environmental impact.

The Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan, today (21 July 2022) announced a suite of grants and initiatives which will make it easier for people and businesses to make the switch to electric vehicles (EVs) during the launch of Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland. The new dedicated Office will oversee Ireland’s transition to zero emission vehicles.

Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan today launched the online public consultation on the department’s Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Strategy.

The FASTER Project is a joint initiative by partners in the border region of Ireland, Scotland and Northern Ireland to support the overarching ambition to transition to low carbon transport systems through a collaborative, regional approach to infrastructure rollout and the sharing of lessons learnt.