Public and private investment in BEV charging infrastructure and spillover effects

Frønsdal, Karianne; Recusani, Susanna

Public and private investment in BEV charging infrastructure and spillover effects

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Frønsdal, K, Recusani, S. Public and private investment in BEV charging infrastructure and spillover effects. 2023. handle: http://hdl.handle.net/10230/58427

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Norway, a BEV adoption leader, targets zero-emissions car market by 2025. This research explores charging point impact on Norwegian BEV adoption, considering public and private investment. Using event studies, QGIS geospatial analysis, the study uncovers key findings: it emphasises the role of charging infrastructure in promoting BEV adoption and enhances understanding of the Norwegian market. The results highlight the impact of charging point proximity and reveal no specific funding pattern for charging infrastructure. Heterogeneity analysis reveals varied BEV uptake based on demographics: age, income, and electricity prices. By examining these factors, the study provides valuable insights for sustainable transportation.

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Treball fi de màster de: Master's Degree in Specialized Economic Analysis: Economics of Energy, Climate Change, and Sustainability Program. Curs 2022-2023