Energy | 7 July, 2025 at 11:53 AM
E.ON and MOL sign e-mobility partnership in Romania and CEE
E.ON Energie Romania and MOL Romania have signed a deal aimed at bolstering the electric mobility infrastructure across Romania and CEE.
E.ON Energie Romania and MOL Romania have signed a deal aimed at bolstering the electric mobility infrastructure across Romania and CEE.
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