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Business growth - Shell buys electric car-charging company ubitricity
Graham Watson
26th January 2021
Is the post-pandemic era a watershed for the electric car?
Certainly, the sector appears to be gaining traction, in this case, with oil giant, Shell, agreeing to buy German car charging company ubitricity. BP has already made moves in this direction, with its purchase of Chargemaster, and increasingly oil giants may be contemplating how they are best able to vacate the sector, and move into new, more profitable markets.
Shell agrees deal to buy electric car-charging company ubitricity https://t.co/TbBg594um1
— The Guardian (@guardian) January 25, 2021
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