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Europe NewMotion Charging Network Bought by Shell Corporation

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Europe NewMotion Charging Network Bought by Shell Corporation

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NewMotion, Europe's largest charging network announced that  Shell, one of the world's largest energy providers have signed an agreement to buy NewMotion Charging network allowing them to accelerate their expansion Europe wide with the latest Xtreme Fast Charging network to support the rapid growth of EV auto's. NewMotion manages over 30,000 charging points in western Europe. NewMotion has estimated that Europe will need between 1-3 million charge points by 2030. Currently NewMotion has 50,000 partner locations on top of their 30,000 managed charge points. Shell believes that by adding charging at their European network of gas stations, they can add millions of established customers to their NewMotion Charge network.

You can check out more about NewMotion at their web site. NEWMOTION

NewMotion Press Release

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