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View 1 images A total of 403 new electric vehicle fast charging stations are set to be rolled out across Australia, the Federal Government has announced. The facilities will be built across eight geographic regions, in every capital city as well as Geelong, Newcastle, Wollongong and the Sunshine Coast. Each station will be capable of charging at least two vehicles simultaneously at a rate of 50kW or higher. Funded via the national Future Fuels Fund, $25 million worth of construction contracts have been allocated to five private firms: Evie Networks, Ampol, Engie, Chargefox, and Electric Highways Tasmania. Evie Networks will build 158 charging stations across all eight regions at a cost of $8.85 million, petroleum-giant Ampol (previously branded Caltex) will build 121 stations across four regions at a cost of $7.05 million, Engie will build 103 stations across four regions at a cost of $6.85 million, Chargefox will build 16 stations across two regions at a cost of $1.4 million

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