EVC welcomes AEMO roadmap recognising EVs as part of Australia's future energy system
The Electric Vehicle Council has welcomed AEMO's 2026 Integrated System Plan, which formally recognises EVs as part of Australia's future energy system.
What does AEMO's 2026 energy plan mean for EV charging work for electricians?
Electricians may see increased demand for EV charging infrastructure installation as EVs gain official recognition in national energy planning.
Key takeaways
- AEMO's 2026 Integrated System Plan now formally includes EVs as part of Australia's energy future.
- The Electric Vehicle Council welcomed the recognition as a positive step for EV adoption.
- Electricians could benefit from growing demand for EV charging infrastructure off the back of this plan.
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