Italian energy giant Enel plans to add 10,000 EV fast chargers in the U.S. by 2030, an effort to capitalize on the Biden administration’s efforts to switch more drivers to greener cars
Enel expects to add at least two million chargers, including home systems, in North America by the end of the decadeItalian energy giant Enel SpA said it plans to
add 10,000 electric-vehicle fast chargers in the U.S. by 2030, an effort to capitalize on the Biden administration’s efforts to switch more drivers to greener cars.
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