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    Practice Note: Electric vehicles (EV) and EV charging infrastructure—energy aspects summarises key legal and policy issues relating to EV and EV charging infrastructure in the UK, through an energy sector lens. It summarises UK government policy on EV uptake and charging infrastructure, including the zero emission vehicle mandate, support schemes and the role of smart and flexible charging. It then sets out the core legal and regulatory framework affecting EV and EV charging infrastructure, with particular focus on energy legislation, electricity supply regulation,

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