Park and Power Up: Q-Park inks electric vehicle charging agreement

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Park and Power Up: Q-Park inks electric vehicle charging agreement

Car park operator sign £3m agreement with EB Charging to further expand its EV charging network

Parking operator Q-Park has announced a £3m deal with electric vehicle (EV) charging firm EB Charging, which will see it roll out nearly 600 charging points across 80 sites in the UK and Ireland. As...

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