Springfield Properties promises EV charging as standard for new homes

Madeleine Cuff
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Scottish developer pledges that all new homes will come fitted with electric charging points

Scottish housebuilder Springfield Homes has become one of the first firms in the UK to promise to include electric vehicle (EV) charging points in all its new developments. Springfield announced late...

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