E.ON Energie Romania Completes Installation of 19 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
12.10.2020
E.ON Energie Romania, one of the largest utility suppliers on the local market, has completed a project for the installation of 19 electric car charging stations in the country with the latest station in the parking lot of a Penny supermarket in Lugoj, Timis county.
The Ministry of Energy and the companies Reţele Electrice Muntenia, Reţele Electrice Banat and Reţele Electrice Dobrogea (part of
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