Polygon Energy's Blueprint for Electrifying Canberra: The Technical Path to

The future of electric vehicle (EV) charging in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is poised for significant transformation as the region anticipates a surge in public EV chargers registrations. By 2030, the ACT is projected to require between 600 to 1,000  public EV chargers chargers, a substantial increase from fewer than 60 in 2021. This demand is driven by an expected rise in registered EVs, which could reach 25,000 to 42,000 by 2030, up from just 1,300 in 2021

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Current Landscape and Growth Projections

EV Market Growth

• Currently, EVs account for only 1.57% of all vehicles sold in Australia. However, this market share is expected to grow significantly, with projections indicating that EVs will represent at least 30% of new vehicle sales by 2030.

• The average annual increase in registrations is anticipated to be around 2,600 vehicles from 2021 to 2030

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With our technical know-how and your initiative, we can navigate the grant landscape to enhance EV charging access across Canberra.  To know how you can be a part of this program, call our experts today at 02 6130 0808 or drop a message on WhatsApp at 0478 540 015

Global Trends

• Globally, the EV market is experiencing robust growth. In 2023 alone, around 14 million new electric cars were registered worldwide, marking a 35% increase compared to the previous year.

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• Major automakers have committed to electrification targets, with over 90% of car sales now represented by manufacturers setting future EV deployment goals14.

Investment Opportunities in Charging Infrastructure

Infrastructure Needs

• The ACT's charging infrastructure must expand rapidly to support the growing number of EVs. The shift towards electrification necessitates not only more public EV chargers but also investment in high-power fast charging stations.

• The development of charging networks will be crucial for alleviating range anxiety among potential EV buyers and ensuring that the infrastructure keeps pace with vehicle adoption rates.

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Policy Support and Incentives

• Government policies play a vital role in promoting EV adoption and infrastructure development. Incentives such as reduced registration fees and investments in charging infrastructure are expected to bolster market growth.

• The ACT government’s commitment to enhancing EV infrastructure aligns with broader national trends aimed at achieving price parity between EVs and conventional fuel vehicles by around 2027, further stimulating demand

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The outlook for EV charging in the ACT is optimistic, driven by both local and global trends in electric vehicle adoption. As the region prepares for a dramatic increase in EV registrations over the next decade, substantial investment in charging infrastructure will be essential to support this growth and meet consumer demand effectively.