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BP PLC on Wednesday announced that bp pulse and Stuttgart, Germany-based Apcoa Parking Group AG signed an agreement to open more than 100 electric vehicle fast charging hubs across Europe over the next three years. ‘Under the agreement, bp pulse plans to install ultra-fast charging at Apcoa car parks ’Urban Hubs’ in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland and the UK over the next three years to help expand its charging network in city centres and further accelerate urban e-mobility infrastructure throughout Europe,’ BP said. The London-based oil major did not disclose any financial details. Philippe Op de Beeck, chief executive officer at Apcoa, said: ‘Working with bp pulse is another step to achieve our plan to deploy 1,000 fast-charging stations through commercial partners in Apcoa’s car parks. Doing so, we are providing customers added services in our locations and make a relevant contribution to the transformation of individual mobility.’ BP shares were 0.3% higher at 552.30 pence each in London on Wednesday morning. Copyright 2023 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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