Senedd Cymru | Welsh Parliament
Pwyllgor Newid Hinsawdd, yr Amgylchedd a Seilwaith | Climate Change, Environment and Infrastructure Committee
Gwefru cerbydau trydan | Electric vehicle charging
Ymateb gan Unigolyn| Evidence from Individual
It’s too limited. I work for a global provider of charging stations and your policy is weak, poorly thought though and won’t deliver the capacity needed to electrify car transport.
Very poor provision so far. You should
Consider working with companies who know their stuff, yet all you do is strategise and don’t engage.
Again very limited and the plan does not in any way seem
Sensible for the ele trifurcation needed to achieve the targets for CO2 reduction.
It’s a joke, no more words necessary
Beth yw eich barn am y cynnydd a wnaed yn erbyn Cam Gweithredu 4: Safonau ansawdd Cymru?
Very poor - typical of public sector provision. If you engaged with companies who provide infrastructure standard would Improve but the piecemeal nature of provision in Wales is laughable. I work in Germany and in comparison the Welsh quality standards are literally laughable.
Is there any? If there is it’s certainly not filtered through to practical implementation
Rubbish - I work in the largest European provider of wall boxes and charging stations - yet no-one has engaged as far as I’m aware.
I mix are already aware, just waiting for Government to implement
Has there been any at all? I doubt European companies wingding to invest as the plan for Wales is so weak. I’ve just been to a factory in Germany where wall boxes and charging stations are produced and can honestly say this would never happen in the UK, the investment mis simply too large for such a wishy washy plan.
There is very little joined up thinking, it seems the plan was created by public sector committee, it lacks the bite and the vision.
See above - it’s weak and badly thought through - would never pass an audit in a business environment and whilst I applaud the effort, the attainment is quite another thing.
Yes. As an electric car driver there is a whole he’s of thinking to be done about rural infrastructure.