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    Demand for electric charging stations is continuing to increase, despite the economic headwinds

    Demand for electric charging stations is continuing to increase, despite the economic headwinds


    ChargeNet reports a 29 percent increase in year-on-year revenue growth from July to December 2024.

    Over the last year, it also added or upgraded more than 150 fast-charging points - expanding its network by more than 50 percent.

    CEO Danusia Wypych says they've been focused putting charger in convenient places, like supermarkets.

    She says when they started putting in extra charging capacity, it highlighted many users were ready to charge.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Hockey:
    Hockey New Zealand are touting the blend of talent women's Black Sticks coach Phil Burrows has to choose from ahead of the Nations Cup in Chile 21:57

     Cricket:
    New Zealand paceman Kyle Jamieson is heading into the unknown as he makes his return to international cricket at the Champions Trophy 21:17

     Accident and Emergency:
    Five people were injured in a two-vehicle crash in Hurunui near Leithfield 20:37

     Rugby:
    The Black Ferns women's seven's team are through to the semifinals of the latest event in Vancouver 18:37

     Law and Order:
    Police are looking for two people who entered a premises in Auckland's Pukekohe and demanded cash 18:07

     International:
    German refugees face uncertainty as AfD party surges in the lead-up to election 17:47

     Accident and Emergency:
    A person has died in Timaru following a crash, which likely happened around midnight but was only discovered some time later, at midday 17:27

     Politics:
    Jim Chalmers heads to US for first face-to-face meeting with US treasury secretary 17:17

     Cricket:
    The Black Sticks women are out to earn qualification back into the hockey Pro League by succeeding at the Nations Cup in Chile 17:07

     Business:
    The Government says its simplifying what has to be considered with foreign investments 17:07

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