Gridserve opens first electric super hub of 2023

GRIDSERVE has opened its first Electric Super Hub of 2023 at Solstice Park in Wiltshire, providing eight 350kW chargers to boost charging capacity for passing electric vehicles (EV) on the A303 near Stonehenge.  

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Government must reaffirm commitment to zero-emission car targets

Following reports that zero-emission car targets could be watered down, motoring broadcaster and transport campaigner Quentin Willson has called on the UK Government to not go back on commitments that have been made.

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Improving the charging experience

Toddington Harper is a man who is focused on building a network of the right electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions for the right locations. The Chief Executive of EV infrastructure firm Gridserve spoke to Transport + Energy at the opening of the company’s latest Electric Forecourt in Norwich. 

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Gridserve opens new Electric Forecourt in Norwich

GRIDSERVE is opening its latest Electric Forecourt in Norwich today (21 April 2022) with the site set to transform EV charging in the area by more than doubling the number of high-powered chargers available for use.

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GRIDSERVE completes upgrade of motorway chargers on Electric Highway EV charging network

GRIDSERVE has completed the upgrade of more than 300 legacy motorway chargers on its Electric Highway EV charging network.

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GRIDSERVE opens EV charging hub in Wales

GRIDSERVE has announced the opening of Wales’ first high-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging hub at Moto Swansea as part of the company’s plans to tackle charging disparities across the UK.

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GRIDSERVE to carry out biggest motorway EV charging upgrade in UK history

Electric vehicle infrastructure firm GRIDSERVE is undertaking the biggest motorway EV charging upgrade in UK history, with 11 new ultra-high-power electric hubs under construction, plus two new electric forecourts including a site at Gatwick Airport.
The company has today (9 December 2021) announced that more than 20 ‘Electric Hubs’ – each featuring 6-12 x 350kW ultra high-power chargers with contactless payment, capable of adding up to 100 miles of range in less than 10 minutes – will open at motorway service stations across the UK by the second quarter of 2022.

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