Correspondence To The Department Since 1 January 2024 With Any Electricity Distribution Network Service Provider Or Energy Networks That Relate To Kerbside Charging.

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Ausgrid, the NSW electricity distribution network operator serving over 4 million customers, submitted a response to the Federal Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water's Transport and Infrastructure Net Zero Consultation Roadmap in July 2024. The submission supports the roadmap's guiding principles for emissions reduction and energy transition. Ausgrid's key recommendation is that regulatory changes be made to enable electricity distribution networks to provide kerbside electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI) to complement home and public fast charging options, particularly for people unable to charge at home. The company also advocated for strengthening the proposed pathway for electric vehicles through the remainder of the decade and expressed willingness to partner with government on further net zero transport initiatives.