Dozens of new charging points for electric vehicles are to be installed in two Greater Manchester boroughs as part of town hall deals worth £25 million.
The councils in Stockport and Bury both today announced they had entered agreements with Be.EV – who have the largest electric vehicle charging network in the North West.
It will see the company paying for the installation and maintenance of 80 chargers across the two areas. A total of 54 of these, which can each charge two vehicles allowing over 100 vehicles to be charged at once, will be situated at 20 different locations in Stockport.
