Indra raises £20m to deliver bi-directional charging technology

Cecilia Keating
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Bidirectional charging provides flexibiltiy to the grid | Credit: iStock
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Bidirectional charging provides flexibiltiy to the grid | Credit: iStock

Oversubscribed funding round will help firm meet growing demand for vehicle-to-grid technology in UK and further afield

British electric vehicle (EV) charging technology specialist Indra has raised £20m in an oversubscribed funding round led by lubricant business Gulf Oil International, as it seeks to accelerate the roll...

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