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Accelerating the growth of EV on-street charging: new white paper by ubitricity & PSE

7. June 2022News

ubitricity to install more than 500 charge points in France’s Le Havre

19. April 2022Press releases
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ubitricity to install 200 lamp post chargers in Berlin

28. March 2022Press releases
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ubitricity’s Management Team changes as Lex Hartman steps down as CEO

17. December 2021Press releases
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Accelerating the growth of EV on-street charging: new white paper by ubitricity & PSE

7. June 2022
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ubitricity expands electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Hennigsdorf

20. April 2022
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ubitricity prepares for rapid growth after installing 5000 charge points in the UK

30. March 2022
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ubitricity to install more than 500 charge points in France’s Le Havre

19. April 2022
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ubitricity to install 200 lamp post chargers in Berlin

28. March 2022
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ubitricity’s Management Team changes as Lex Hartman steps down as CEO

17. December 2021
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About ubitricity

ubitricity is part of the Shell Group and aims to provide “electricity for everyone, everywhere” with smart electric car charging and billing solutions. The company name is made up of the terms “ubiquitous” and “electricity”. ubitricity is known for converting urban street lamps into charging points for electric vehicles. The charging points, which are integrated into or fixed to the column, enable the rapid expansion of a dense charging infrastructure for electric vehicles without extensive construction work. In the UK, ubitricity operates the largest public charging network.