Electric car charging platform ev.energy celebrates $33m fundraise

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Investment to be used to support expansion of its electric vehicle to grid integration services across UK, North America and Europe

Electric vehicle software charging platform ev.energy has announced it has raised $33m (£25m) in its latest funding round to power its expansion across North America and Europe. The latest funding was...

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