Char.gy secures £35m to expand on-street charging network

Cecilia Keating
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Investment marks third time Zouk Capital has invested in public charging network provider through government-backed Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund

UK electric vehicle (EV) charging company Char.gy has secured £35m in fresh investment to expand its network of on-street electric vehicle (EV) chargers around the country. The company confirmed this...

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