Infrastructure + technology

Pash EV & ZeroMi partner on London charging

Pash EV has announced a joint investment start up charge point operator ZeroMi.
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Alec Peachey

Pash EV has announced a joint investment into start up charge point operator ZeroMi.

Through the investment, both companies aim to deliver 1,000 fast chargers into operation by 2025 throughout London.

Devante Johnson, co-founder and CEO of ZeroMi, said: “We are thrilled to be working with Pash Global as our lead investor.

“The company has an innovative business model and an ambitious strategy to become a global leader in the energy market by bringing better technology at a lower cost.”

Vine Mwense, CEO of Pash EV, said:” PASH is pleased and excited to complete this transaction and we are looking forward to championing EV charging points with ZeroMi.

“We are proud to be contributing to the UK’s battery technology market by supplying significant volume of charging points backed up by our extensive portfolio and long-term renewable energy contracts.

“We believe that reducing carbon emissions is possible in all industries, especially in the context of energy transition.”

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