Siemens and E.ON rev up EV charging infrastructure partnership

James Murray
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Credit: Siemens

Siemens awarded framework agreement by E.ON to supply charging systems and services across Europe

German energy and engineering giants E.ON and Siemens have today announced a major new partnership, which will see the companies co-operate on the roll out of smart fast-charging infrastructure across...

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