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GM, Shell join forces to expand EV charging in U.S.

GM, Shell join forces to expand EV charging in U.S.
The plan includes fixed-rate home energy programs backed by 100 percent renewable energy. (GM)
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Bloomberg
June 23, 2021 04:30 PM

DETROIT -- General Motors and Royal Dutch Shell Plc are teaming up in the U.S. to expand EV charging and household energy plans drawing on renewable resources.

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