In Pictures: Ku-ring-gai Council Installs 21 Kerbside EV Charging Ports Across Sydney's North

The new kerbside ports give residents without off-street parking a convenient place to charge.

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The rollout aims to make EV ownership practical for households relying on street parking.

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Twenty-one ports now serve drivers across Sydney's north under the council's program.

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The installations were funded through the second round of the NSW Government's EV Kerbside Charging Grants program.

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Kerbside charging is expanding across 22 local government areas under the $2.8 million grant scheme.

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Residents can now plug in close to home rather than relying on private off-street charging.

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The council says the new ports make charging more accessible for local EV owners.

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The program reflects growing demand for public charging infrastructure in suburban Sydney.

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Ku-ring-gai's kerbside ports add to the state's expanding public charging network.

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