EV charging stations face antitrust probe in Germany

A charging station is pictured in Ruesselsheim, near the German city of Frankfurt. (REUTERS\/Ralph Orlowski)

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Aoife White

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Bloomberg

July 10, 2020 12:07 PM

BRUSSELS -- Germany's electric car charging stations will be probed by the country's antitrust watchdog following a flood of complaints about the cost and terms of powering up greener vehicles.

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