Engenie to rollout 2,000 rapid EV charge points across UK with £35m investment

Michael Holder
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Electric car charging network aims to install more than 2,000 rapid charging points across UK over the next five years

Engenie is aiming to double the number of rapid electric vehicle (EV) charge points in the UK, announcing ambitious plans to spend £35m on expanding its network at supermarkets and retail parks over the...

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