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'The future is electric': EQT Infrastructure set to acquire InstaVolt in boost for EV charger roll out

James Murray

22 February 2022 • 3 min read

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Infrastructure investor backs InstaVolt's ambitious plans to roll out 10,000 rapid electric vehicle chargers by 2032

Leading UK electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure specialist InstaVolt is set to be acquired, after EQT Infrastructure V fund announced it has reached an agreement to purchase the company from Zouk...

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