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2. BP Pulse - Wikipedia

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   The company's home charging units are approved by the UK government's Office for Zero Emission Vehicles [37] and are eligible for the government's Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme, which provides funding of up to 75% (capped at £350) towards the cost of installing electric vehicle charge points at domestic properties across the UK. [38]

3. Pod Point - Wikipedia

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   Pod Point was founded in 2009 by Erik Fairbairn [8] and Peter Hiscocks. Both worked together previously to found and later sell the supercar club Ecurie25. [9]In a 2018 joint venture with Tesco and Volkswagen, electric vehicle charging points were installed in over 600 stores to create the UK's largest retail EV charging network.

4. EO Charging - Wikipedia

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   It designs and manufactures EV charging stations and hardware-agnostic cloud-based charge point management software. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in the UK. EO's technology is used by a number of the world's largest businesses and fleet operators including Amazon , DHL and Tesco , and distributes to over 35 countries ...

5. 7 Best Home EV Chargers for 2023, Expert Picks - AOL

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   It's more important than ever to understand electric vehicle charging options. That's why Road & Track tested 7 of the best level 2 EV home chargers for 2023.

6. A simple 5-step checklist to install an EV charger at home - AOL

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   Step 2: Choose the right charger. Right now, the most powerful home EV chargers are rated at 80 amps, and if you have a large electric SUV or pickup, such as a GMC Hummer EV or Ford F-150 ...

7. Arrival (company) - Wikipedia

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   In August 2017, the Royal Mail announced an agreement with Arrival to trial nine vehicles in the ranges of 3.5, 6 and 7 tonnes GVW. [22] In May 2019, United Parcel Service announced a deal with Arrival to trial 35 vehicles across London and Paris as part of a wider strategy to electrify their massive fleet of delivery vehicles. [23]