M&S and bp pulse ink high speed EV charge point deal

James Murray
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New agreement aims to 900 charge points to M&S stores over the next two years

Marks & Spencer and bp pulse have today announced one of the largest electric vehicle (EV) charge point partnerships to date, confirming plans to install up to 900 new chargers at the retailers' sites...

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