Yorkshire Water to accelerate EV rollout with 1,000 new charge points

Stuart Stone
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Yorkshire Water partners with UK Power Network to support its fleet of almost 1,500 electric commercial vehicles

Yorkshire Water is planning to install up to 1,000 new electric vehicle (EV) charging points across its sites and staff homes in a bid to support the expansion of battery powered vehicles across its commercial...

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