Senate Select Committee on Productivity in Australia (part 2 of 2)
28 July 2026
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Senate Select Committee on Productivity in Australia Australian Parliament
00:00 - 00:14
Speaker 83
EV adoption curve in the same geographic areas. So if you build it, they will come. Right? And I I would put it this way. No one has ever bought a petrol or a diesel vehicle because of their proximity to a a petrol station down the street.
00:15 - 00:39
Speaker 81
No one considers an electric or plug in hybrid a vehicle because of their proximity to public charging. They consider it as an individual or as a business whenever they know they have access to convenient, nonproductivity impacting, and low cost charging, and that's where the vehicle dwells. That's home or work. And work has been in a largely ignored area but has huge, huge potential, much more so than even the residential side.
00:40 - 00:49
Speaker 23
Sure. If it's not confidential information or commercial in conference, would you be able to supply to the committee on notice some of that data you just cited?
00:49 - 00:49
Absolutely.
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