German impacts, page-44

Why innovative gas stations have EV chargers

https://blog.evbox.com/innovative-gas-stations

Quotes: "Adding to the pressure, governments are increasingly turning their attention to EV charging infrastructure. In three of the largest fuel retail markets in the world (US, EU, and UK), governments are making increasingly large commitments to financing EV infrastructure. For instance:
- In the US, the Biden administration has called for $7.5 billion worth of EV charging infrastructure as part of his historic $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill.
- In the EU, a target of 3 million public charging points by 2030 has been set as part of the European Green Deal.
- In the UK, Boris Johnson said the government would spend £1.3 billion on charging infrastructure to support the move to electric vehicles."

"Combined, action to reduce carbon emissions, global shifts in consumer habits, and the growth of the electric mobility ecosystem tells a tale of the scale of the change at hand. And as a direct result, the EV-charging value pool is expected to rise from negligible today to $20 billion by 2030, according to McKinsey & Company."