Connected Kerb and Surrey Council power up £60m EV charger rollout

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Partners say programme represents the UK's largest rollout of public EV charging infrastructure by a local authority with the installation of charging points at over 1,500 locations

Electric vehicle (EV) charging network operator Connected Kerb and Surrey County Council have today announced plans to work together on a £60m drive to deliver 10,000 new charge points across the county...

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