Shell joins automakers in EV charring infrastructure expansion in Europe
Company targets 20% of profit margins from fuel sold in its retail domains to come from vehicles that do not burn diesel or gasoline by 2025
Royal Dutch Shell has joined forces with automakers to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in Europe, Bloomberg reported today (27 November). The company has partnered with IONITY— a joint-venture (JV) formed recently between BMW, Daimler, Ford and Volkswagen—to establish EV charging stations in 10 European countries.
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