Eleport Partners With Respect Energy to Power EV Chargers With Renewable Electricity in Poland
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Jake Richardson
29d ago· 3 min readenNews
Summary
Eleport, an EV charging company operating about 800 public chargers across six European countries (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia, and Croatia), has partnered with Respect Energy to power its chargers in Poland using clean, renewable electricity. About half of Eleport's chargers are fast chargers, and the deal marks a step toward greener EV charging infrastructure in the region.
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bskyEleport Partners With Respect Energy to Power EV Chargers With Renewable Electricity in Polandcleantechnica.comKey quotes
· 4 pulledWhile there generally is greater interest in electric vehicles among members of the public than interest in EV chargers, there are some intriguing developments in the EV charging space.
Eleport operates about 800 public EV chargers at 300 locations in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia, and Croatia.
About half of its chargers are fast ones.
Recently, Eleport agreed with Respect Energy to use clean, renewable electricity from Respect in its chargers in Poland.
Recently, Eleport agreed with Respect Energy to use clean, renewable electricity from Respect in its chargers in Poland.
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