Gridserve breaks ground at 50th 'Electric Super Hub' in 2023

Stuart Stone
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Electric vehicle charging infrastructure developer Gridserve celebrates start of landmark project, as it teases plans for 'Super App'

Electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator Gridserve has broken ground on its 50th new "Electric Super Hub" of the year, as it earmarked dozens of further sites for construction before the end of 2023....

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