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Stay up to date on all topics related to charging infrastructure – from wallboxes to HPC parks to H2 filling stations.

Tritium to be acquired by Exicom

The insolvent Australian fast-charging station manufacturer Tritium is being acquired by Exicom. Exicom, which claims to be India's largest manufacturer of EV charging stations, has officially announced the acquisition of Tritium's business and assets.

UK: Zest to install 150 public EV chargers in the Borough of Warrington

LCP expands charging infrastructure deal with PoGo

Galp uses old EV batteries as buffer storage for HPC chargers

Tesla tests Supercharger charging processes with over 320 kW

Eleport expands into Croatia and Slovenia with TurboVolt takeover

Be.EV signs on to Paua network in the UK

Allego delists from the US stock exchange under Meridiam’s management

UK: Gridserve opens EV charging test lab

Norway: Fastcharge chooses Kempower as a partner for truck charging hubs

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Canada funds 660 new Level 2 chargers in Nova Scotia

Phoenix Contact launches new charging cables for North America

Hyundai ties up with Charge Zone to expand charging network in India

Seoul limits EV charging at public fast-chargers to 80%

Alpitronic to cut back hypercharger production

Air Products to set up H2 refuelling network in Europe

Oak Ridge Lab sets new charging record

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Beware of fake QR codes at charging stations

Wallbox secures $45 million in fresh capital

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Panel discussion: “The rise of the Powerblock/Dispenser Architecture – a game changer for scaling charging infrastructure”

Xpeng announces HPC charger with up to 800 kW