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Downstream oil in brief: Germany calls for EV charging at all forecouts, but at what cost?
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Report summary
The German government has announced its intention to take a further step in its attempt to boost electric vehicle (EV) sales by requiring all service stations to offer EV charging. This aims to help ease consumer range anxiety and so increase EV sales. The move builds on the government’s recent coronavirus stimulus package in which it has doubled the incentives for EVs while taxing large polluting ICE cars. Several European governments see such measures as an opportunity to advance EV and EV charging goals.
Table of contents
- Robust passenger car sales, weak EV sales
- EV charging: a new avenue for fuel retailers
- The success of forecourt EV charging will depend on location
- Summary
- Refining margins
- Marketing margins
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