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State Council agrees with Fastned: duration of permits insufficiently substantiated

De minister van IenW moet voor beide verzorgingsplaatsen een nieuw besluit nemen over de looptijd van de vergunningen voor snellaadstations van Fastned. Foto: Fastned

The infrastructure minister was wrong to give the licences granted to charging station operator Fastned a shorter term than the usual 15 years. That is the view of the Council of State, according to a ruling published today.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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