Electric vehicle charging infrastructure will be further developed in Belarus. The corresponding resolution of the Council of Ministers was signed by Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin, the government press service told BelTA.
The resolution provides for updating the program for creating a state-run charging network for electric vehicles, in line with the new version of Presidential Decree No. 92 of 12 March 2020 “On Stimulating the Use of Electric Vehicles.”
The program is being brought into compliance with the new version of the decree with regard to designating the Beltelecom national telecommunications provider as the second state operator responsible for installing and maintaining slow charging stations.
The resolution also provides for updating the program’s measures, the lists of locations and types of electric charging stations installed and planned for installation in 2024‑2028, and the locations of ultra‑fast electric charging complexes operated by the Belorusneft production association and its member organizations.
In addition, the lists of charging station locations for urban electric transport are clarified, and lists of slow charging stations planned for installation in 2026‑2030 to create the state charging network are defined. The lists of electric charging complexes, including ultra‑fast charging complexes, planned for construction in 2029‑2030 by Belorusneft and its member organizations in populated areas and near roadside service facilities are also specified.
