.cib_en is launching its $500-million initiative to boost zero-emission vehicle charging and refuelling infrastructure.
Government, InfrastructureTORONTO – The Canada Infrastructure Bank is launching its $500-million initiative to boost zero-emission vehicle charging and refuelling infrastructure.
The bank says it will provide financing to the private sector structured to share in charging and refuelling infrastructure use risk by aligning repayment with use levels.
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