Charging infrastructure for electric vehicles is actively developing in Belarus

The government has outlined its approach to electrifying suburban routes serving Minsk's satellite cities, Smolevichi and Fanipol. Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin has signed the corresponding resolution. Plans for this year include the installation of 21 charging stations. Concurrently, public transport is being transitioned to electric power. A pilot project is nearing completion in Zhodino: nine charging stations have been built, and four more electric buses will be added to the fleet by the end of the year, bringing the total number of vehicles operating in the city to 18. Following Zhodino, electrification efforts will begin in Smolevichi and Fanipol.