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Ghana moves to regulate growing electric vehicle charging sector

On management of used EV battery, she noted that the Energy Commission had incorporated it into the regulatory framework to prevent the emerging sector from creating a future waste problem.7, GNA – Ghana is taking steps to regulate its rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) charging sector as increasing numbers of electric cars enter the country, the Energy Commission said on Wednesday.
Ms Joyce Caitlyn Ocansey, Programme Coordinator of the Drive Electric Programmes, Energy Commission, explained to the Ghana News Agency that the move was to ensure that the development of the charging infrastructure kept pace with the growing adoption of electric vehicles.
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