Be.EV and Schroders ink £20m deal to roll out ultra-rapid EV chargers

Stuart Stone
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Be.EV to fully fund the installation and maintenance of over 200 charging hubs at Schroders-managed retail and leisure sites

Schroders Capital has agreed a partnership with one of the UK's leading electric vehicle (EV) charging network providers, which will see more than 200 ultra-rapid EV charging bays installed across 22 of...

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