The rise of electric vehicles: what does it mean for European power demand?
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The uptake of EVs in Europe will be determined by vehicle costs, policy support and the development of charging infrastructure – under the right conditions growth could far exceed our base case and there is plausible upside for EVs to account for a double-digit share of total electricity demand in some markets by 2035.
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