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    Fortum Installs 46 EV Charging Points at Bengaluru mall

    Fortum, a Finland-based energy firm installs 46 electric vehicles (EV) charging points at the Nexus Shantiniketan mall, Whitefield, Bengaluru.

    Both Combined Charging System (CCS) chargers and AC chargers are included in these charging points. Earlier, the company installed 50 electric vehicle charging points at Nexus Whitefield mall, Bengaluru and planned to expand its charging network.

    Shell, a giant in the energy sector, had announced earlier that it will be entering India’s EV charging market, beginning with Bengaluru. The company has opened 5 EV charging points at Marathahalli, Yeshwanthpur, Brookefield, Kanakapura Road, and Old Madras Road.

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