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From coffee to kilowatt – Nayax eyes dominant market share in EV charging payments

When one thinks of Nayax, images of contactless card readers on coffee machines, snack vending kiosks, and laundrettes come to mind. Now, the company is applying this experience to EV charging, aiming to simplify payment processes for operators and drivers. “Our main competitor has always been cash,” Carlos López, VP of Business Development at Nayax, told us at the EVS38 in Gothenburg. “In EV charging, cash was never an option."

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Energie 360° announces acquisition of Move Mobility

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Belgium: EnergyVision to install 5,000 EV charging points for SNCB

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Open all superfast chargers to public, says China

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Vietnam: V-Green opens Hanoi’s largest fast-charging station

BP Pulse pulls out of workplace charging sector

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South Australia gains its first state-wide charging network

BAM begins tests with digitally monitored hydrogen research filling station

India gets first EV charging hub for airside operations

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Hubject and Chargemap to expand plug & charge partnership

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Ohme becomes home charging partner of XPENG UK

UTA Edenred adds Powerdot charging points to network

Rocsys and ICT Group roll out hands-free EV charging for ports

Spain to tackle grid challenges to EV charging network

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Kempower to deliver chargers for Allego’s network

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ChargePoint unveil Flex Plus charger for company cars

Australia: Ausgrid integrates first V2G connection into New South Wales grid

Recharge equips all Nordic fast chargers with card terminals

“From 400 kW to 1.6 MW” – Interview with Aaron Jones on Tritium’s Strategy

Allego lowers HPC rates in the Netherlands by 7 cents

Electra lowers DC charging price – at least partially