recovery and resilience

The Government is pushing ahead with its drive to deliver 10,000 public electric vehicle (EV) chargers by 2030, opening a second round of zero-interest loans to encourage private sector investment in charging infrastructure, Transport Minister Chris Bishop and Energy Minister Simeon Brown have announced. “Many Kiwis are interested in making the switch to an EV to cut down on fuel costs or their carbon footprint, but we continue to hear concerns about access to public chargers, especially for lo…

Rental apartments, vehicle exchanges, educational and health improvements from EU funds More than 60 specific items are listed in the list, which summarizes the investments realized from EU funds of HUF 6 thousand billion. A few weeks after taking office, the new government arranged for Hungary to have access to the European Union's so-called Recovery and Resilience Building Facility (RRF), which had been frozen for five years. This financial fund is aimed at economic recovery and the green an…

The Crown has entered into binding agreements to monetise the debt it holds in telecommunications lines company Chorus, Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop have confirmed. “The Government announced in December 2025 its decision to progress the early monetisation of interest-free loans provided to Chorus between 2012 and 2023 to help accelerate the rollout of fibre broadband across New Zealand,” Ms Willis says. “These loans had a book value of $642 million. …

No additional funding will be allocated to the current public call due to limited available resources. The call will close once the total value of submitted applications reaches the available budget:€25,604,648for private individuals and€8,000,000for businesses and self-employed applicants. At present, all Climate Fund resources allocated for electric vehicle incentives have been committed. These funds were made available underMeasure 2.2 – Zero-emission vehicles and charging and refuelling infr…