Public electric vehicle (EV) chargers operated by ChargePlace Scotland have begun being migrated to a new charge point operator. The council-operated public EV charging units in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Highland, and Moray are the first to be moved to Ezo as part of the north of Scotland EV charging infrastructure partnership. Ezo (formerly EasyGo) was awarded a 20-year contract in May to provide EV charging infrastructure for the north of Scotland which includes adopting and maintaining all existing council-owned public charging points in the region. Councillor Kathleen Robertson, leader of Moray Council, said: “To see this work transforming our EV charging infrastructure at pace is an extremely important development in meeting our climate charge targets and aims. This is just the start of our investment in building a robust and user-friendly charging network for the region.”New tariffs