Moixa and Alfen plot smart charging trial in bid to 'turbo-charge' EV growth

Michael Holder
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Project will see the two energy technology firms test impact of AI software on EV drivers' ability to cut energy bills and boost grid stability

Moixa and Alfen have teamed up to deliver a new smart EV charging project unveiled today that will see the two energy technology firms trial the use of AI software to help electric car drivers reduce their...

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