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State to build highway car charging hubs
Bernard Wasike, electrical engineer, Chargenet Kenya, plugs in a car at an EV charging station at ABC Place, Waiyaki Way. FILE PHOTO | DIANA NGILA | NMG
The Kenyan government will build electric vehicle charging infrastructure in all urban areas and along the highways from the next financial year as it hopes to supplement the private sector’s bid to accelerate e-mobility.
Treasury Cabinet Secretary Njuguna Ndung’u says the government will intensify national connectivity through road, rail, port, energy and fibre-optic infrastructure to foster an enabling environment for economic recovery and inclusive growth.
