A proposed rule change by the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) seeks to accelerate the deployment of electric vehicle chargers by addressing gaps in the current system. Critics argue the plan is flawed, particularly in how it handles "black spots"—areas lacking adequate charging infrastructure—while supporters believe it will still push the industry forward. The changes focus on improving coordination between network operators and charging providers to streamline approvals and reduce delays. Whether the adjustments will be enough to meet growing demand remains a point of debate among stakeholders.
Tackling the black spots: AEMC’s “imperfect” rule change aims to spur rollout of EV chargers The Driven IO
