Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

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Blink Charging announced that following Enel X's announcement to close its North American business, Blink plans to support EV charging station hosts affected by the change. Blink is offering a solution for former Enel X and JuiceBox customers to transfer their EV charging to Blink.

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