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According to foreign media reports, Spain announced the acquisition of ibil's electric vehicle charging network and energy commercialization services. After the acquisition, it is expected to invest in charging infrastructure in Spain. Foreign media speculated that the acquisition may mean more in-depth participation in the construction of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. With the acquisition of the charging network, it will operate more than 230, including 50 DC fast chargers (35 of which are gas stations), two super high-speed charging stations, and 1000 terminals and private customers installed by ibil for the company. "Once the operation is completed, and ente Vasco De energy í a (EVE) will continue to hold 50% of its stake in ibil, it will transform its business model, focus on the technological development of transportation, sustainability and energy transformation, and therefore respond to the strong growth in these areas in the next few years." (this article was compiled from: insideevs)