BP and Iberdrola have formed a joint venture to invest EUR1 billion (US$1.07 billion) in charging infrastructure in Spain and Portugal. The companies will deploy 12,000 fast-charging points by 2030, with the venture 50% owned by Iberdrola Clientes and BP Energia.
The latest agreement builds on the joint venture the companies announced in July, which included plans to install 5,000 fast-charge points by 2025. The companies also said they were considering joint options to serve electric vehicle customers in the UK.
The investment is part of BP's strategy to increase its low-carbon business and follows Iberdrola's plans to install 25,000 public charging points in Spain by 2025. The joint venture will enable the companies to meet the growing demand for EV charging infrastructure and support the transition to cleaner forms of transport.
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