More electric vehicle charging stations on motorways as €21m grant scheme announced
New CSO figures show rate of take up of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles continues to grow
Source: irishtimes.com
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Circle K Commits To €7m EV Charger Rollout
Forecourt operator Circle K has announced that it plans to introduce its own branded EV chargers across 30 sites in Ireland.
Source: esmmagazine.com
Kildare Nationalist — High power EV chargers to be installed in Kildare
Co Kildare has been named among places that will receive high-power EV chargers as part of announcement today by Circle K and IONITY, a leading high-power…
Source: kildare-nationalist.ie
Charleston Animal Society to make SC a no kill state by 2024 | Y102.5 Charleston
|March 14, 2021 at 5:12 PM EDT - Updated March 15 at 12:18 AM NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Charleston Animal Society says they plan to make South Carolina a no kill state by 2024. At Charleston Animal Society’s 147th annual meeting on Sunday they announced its statewide “No Kill South Carolina” initiative now has a timeline and has been renamed “No Kill South Carolina 2024.” Officials say the initiative is funded through a grant from the Petco Foundation. The foundation says with the goal in sight it’s making a $1 million challenge. “If the organizations in South Carolina...
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Charleston Animal Society to make SC a no kill state by 2024 | News Radio 94.3 WSC
|March 14, 2021 at 5:12 PM EDT - Updated March 15 at 12:18 AM NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Charleston Animal Society says they plan to make South Carolina a no kill state by 2024. At Charleston Animal Society’s 147th annual meeting on Sunday they announced its statewide “No Kill South Carolina” initiative now has a timeline and has been renamed “No Kill South Carolina 2024.” Officials say the initiative is funded through a grant from the Petco Foundation. The foundation says with the goal in sight it’s making a $1 million challenge. “If the organizations in South Carolina...
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