'Electric Universe': Octopus expands and rebrands 'Electric Juice' EV charging network

James Murray
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A screenshot of an interactive map of  Electric Universe chargepoints | Credit: Octopus Energy
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A screenshot of an interactive map of Electric Universe chargepoints | Credit: Octopus Energy

Energy giant reveals global roaming network now covers 300,000 EV charge points

Octopus Energy has today announced it is to rebrand its 'Electric Juice' electric vehicle (EV) roaming service as 'Electric Universe', as it confirmed the network now offers access to over 300,000 charge...

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