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Go Eve raises £750K to develop DockChain EV charging

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Go Eve, a joint spin-out from University College Dublin and Imperial College London, has raised £750,000 from Innovate UK and private investors to further develop its DockChain EV charging technology. The money funds an 18-month project on DockChain, which the company says lets a single DC fast charger serve multiple parking bays. Go Eve aims to have a production-ready version in 2027, with existing units eligible for upgrades, and is seeking fleet operators to trial it at sites with limited charging capacity, varying charging priorities or potential for vehicle-to-grid services.

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    Go Eve Secures £750K to Advance DockChain EV Charging Technology

    Go Eve, a UCD and Imperial College London spin-out, has raised £750,000 from Innovate UK and private investors to further develop DockChain.

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