Revolutionary electric car charging technology rolled out with all savings going to EV drivers
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One of the UK's largest public EV charging operators has announced a major investment to future-proof drivers from sudden cost hikes, as seen with the Iran war and the fuel price crisis.InstaVolt has confirmed a £2.5million investment into five new battery energy storage systems (BESS) sites, with a further 20 expected before the end of the year.These systems will help protect the company and its customers from rising grid prices and connection delays.While the Government recently confirmed that it would be slashing red tape to make it easier for businesses to install EV chargers, InstaVolt has gone further with a huge step change in its infrastructure strategy.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Each of the five sites that have already gone live with the new battery energy storage system represents an investment of around £500,000.
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These include Hadfer Ltd at Bwch Moch Cafe, National Co-op at 311 Lower Addiscombe Road, Burney Group at Harwich 2, BNP Paribas at Northampton Williams Way...
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