Charging point hogging and office printers
The latest news from the EV world
Good morning and welcome back to The Fast Charge, the newsletter that will plug you into electric motoring. My name is Tom Riley and I’ll be your host.
Today, my favourite news is that Audi has finally unleashed its e-Tron GT. In my long read, I’ve discussed the rise and risk of point hogging - and whether we can learn from using office printers.
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In the news…
GOING GREEN: Oil giant Shell has announced that it wants net zero emissions by 2050. One of their plans to get there is to increase the number of electric vehicle charging points it owns from 60,000 to 500,000 by 2025. Already Shell has been making waves in the world of EV, only a few weeks ago they snapped up Ubitiricty, the UK’s biggest charging network for an undisclosed sum. Elsewhere, Shell wants to invest in greater carbon capture from …