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Fast-charging network for EVs coming to Trans-Canada highway

Toronto's eCAMION specializes in community energy storage and EV charging stations. (eCAMION)
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By:
Greg Layson
July 20, 2017 05:00 AM

A $17.3 million network of 34 fast-charging stations for electric vehicles will be installed along the Trans-Canada Highway to encourage Canadians to adopt zero-emissions vehicles.

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