'Electric Hubs': GRIDSERVE revs up plans for more than 20 new motorway charging stations

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GRIDSERVE opened the UK's first electric forecourt in Essex last year. CREDIT: GRIDSERVE
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GRIDSERVE opened the UK's first electric forecourt in Essex last year. CREDIT: GRIDSERVE

Company announces plans for new 'Electric Hubs' and multiple 'Electric Forecourts' around the UK

GRIDSERVE has today announced plans to further expand the UK's electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging network, unveiling proposals for more than 20 new 'Electric Hubs' that are set to open at motorway service...

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