# New Law helps Bollore deploy 16,000 charging points in France

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- Published: 2015-02-20T05:06:39-05:00
- Author: greenlivingguy

[⌊New law helps Bollore deploy 16,000 electric vehicle charging stations across 
France⌉⌊New law helps Bollore deploy 16,000 electric vehicle charging stations across
France⌉[

New law helps Bollore deploy 16,000 electric vehicle charging stations across France
Source: Renault Nissan Alliance

## Revolutionizing Electric Car Charging in France

Let’s charge electric and create more charging stations. For the French government
has recently passed a law. One that will allow the Bollore Group to install up to
16,000 charging [points](https://greenlivingguy.com/2012/11/ev-charging-stations-take-off-across-america/)
for electric cars in France. This law is a major step forward in the fight towards
a more sustainable and efficient transportation system.

### Easing the Transition to Electric Cars

By providing more charging points for electric cars, the [Bollore Group](https://www.bollore.com/en/)
is helping to make the transition to electric vehicles easier for French citizens.
These charging points will be placed in major cities and transportation hubs. Thereby
allowing drivers to easily charge their vehicles when they need to. This will also
reduce the need for drivers. Especially to own expensive charging equipment at home.

### Unlocking New Opportunities

The new law is also opening up new opportunities for the Bollore Group. By installing
thousands of charging points, the company is now able to provide a valuable service
to the public and make a profit from it. This is a great example of how a company
can use new regulations to their advantage and create a successful business.

### Creating a Greener Future

The new law is helping to create a greener future for France. By making it easier
to charge electric cars, the Bollore Group is helping to reduce carbon emissions
and create a more sustainable transportation system. This is a major step forward
in the fight against climate change and will help to keep the environment healthy
for future generations.

#### Conclusion

In conclusion, this new law passed by the French government is a major step forward.
Especially in the fight towards a more sustainable transportation system. By providing
more charging points for electric cars. For the Bollore Group is helping to make
the transition to electric vehicles easier and more efficient.

For this is a great example of how a company can use new regulations to their advantage.
Most importantly and create a successful business. The new law is also helping to
create a greener future for France. Thereby reducing carbon emissions. Finally, 
creating a more sustainable transportation system.

_13FEB2015
 Renault-Nissan Alliance Team

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