Clean Tech Investment Briefing: Be.EV secures £55m to expand UK public charging network

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UK start-up Be.EV has completed a £55m debt raise with NatWest and German bank KfW IPEX-Bank to expand its public charging network in the UK. The firm said the new investment would help it to meet its...

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