BP Pulse opens its 'most powerful' UK EV charging hub to date

James Murray
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Site in Northamptonshire opens, as BP inks major new partnerships to accelerate roll out of fast chargers across Europe

BP Pulse, the electric vehicle (EV) charging arm of oil giant BP, has today cut the ribbon on its largest and most powerful UK charging hub to date. The company officially opened the new hub in Kettering,...

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