Eskom set to procure electric vehicles and charging points in pilot project
Eskom is procuring electric vehicles and charging infrastructure for a pilot project.New electric vehicle and hybrid sales are growing rapidly in South Africa.Eskom is set to procure 20 electric vehicles, including light delivery vehicles and trucks, and install 10 charging stations , as part of a pilot project.
"By investing in eMobility and the charging infrastructure needed for electric vehicles, we are not only reducing our carbon footprint but also stimulating the local economy and creating new opportunities for growth," said Gabriel Kgabo, general manager in the office of the Eskom group executive for distribution.
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