Germany rolls out a 3 billion euro support package, South Korea adds subsidies for citizens switching to electric vehicles, advancing the goal of reducing transport emissions.
The year 2025 marks significant growth in global electric vehicle charging infrastructure, with over 1,3 million public charging ports, establishing a foundation for widespread electric vehicle adoption in 2026.
Ember energy think tank forecasts that over 25% of new cars sold globally by 2025 will be electric vehicles (EVs), with Southeast Asia playing a crucial role in driving this transition.
Defining business models, integrating ESG into operations, standardizing measurement metrics, and selecting appropriate financial products will help startups and SMEs access green capital, according to an expert.
