Cork will not have electric bus charging infrastructure until 2028, NTA confirms

Currently, Cork cannot use electric buses as it does not have charging infrastructure, and the NTA has not bought new diesel-only buses for several years
'It is currently projected that the first phase of charging infrastructure at Capwell depot will become available during 2028,' the NTA said. Picture: Chani Anderson

'It is currently projected that the first phase of charging infrastructure at Capwell depot will become available during 2028,' the NTA said. Picture: Chani Anderson

There will be no bus charging infrastructure in Cork until 2028, the National Transport Authority has confirmed.

Currently, Cork cannot use electric buses as it does not have charging infrastructure, and the NTA has not bought new diesel-only buses for several years.

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