Partly deliveredConfidenceHighInfrastructure & State Assets

Establish a national e-mobility secretariat to develop a national EV charging network by 2025.

Why this status

Partly delivered, after the stated deadline. PUCSL introduced a mandatory regulatory framework for EV-charging service providers in January 2026, advancing the charging ecosystem. However, no official evidence found establishes the promised national e-mobility secretariat or a completed national EV-charging network by 2025.

Status assessed by AI on 2 Sept 2026. Not editorially reviewed.editorial verificationDispute this →

Evidence timeline

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  1. 6 Jan 2026SupportsOfficial release
    PUCSL introduced a mandatory E-Mobility Service Provider registration framework in January 2026 for digital EV-charging services, covering consumer protection, interoperability, data integrity and regulatory oversight.
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  2. 6 Jan 2026AgainstOfficial release
    The January 2026 framework regulates E-Mobility Service Providers; it does not evidence a national e-mobility secretariat or a completed national charging network by the pledge's 2025 deadline.
    Open source

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