Hertz and BP Partner to Install Thousands of EV Chargers; Gov't Funds Its Own Network

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Hertz and BP Partner to Install Thousands of EV Chargers; Gov't Funds Its Own Network

It's an electrifying if not shocking partnership. Rental car giant Hertz and British Petroleum announced Tuesday they will join together to build...

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