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    BP invested $20 million in an ultra-fast rechargeable battery company in Israel

    • Last Update: 2022-12-27
    • Source: Internet
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    Oil giant BP said its venture capital fund has invested $20 million
    in Israeli company StoreDot.
    StoreDot has developed a battery system that enables electric vehicle charging
    in the same amount of time as a gas tank is full.

    BP invested $20 million in an ultra-fast rechargeable battery company in Israel

    BP Ventures said the investment is part of
    a push to develop electric vehicle technology and infrastructure.

    Tufan Erginbilgic, chief executive of BP Downstream, said: "Ultra-fast charging is at the heart of
    the company's electrification strategy.
    We are committed to being the preferred fuel supplier, no matter what kind of car
    our customers drive.

    Last September, StoreDot raised $60 million from Daimler, and before expanding into the automotive sector, the company developed an ultra-fast charger
    for mobile phones.
    StoreDot says its lithium-ion battery technology can fully charge
    an electric car in five minutes.

    Oil giant BP said its venture capital fund has invested $20 million
    in Israeli company StoreDot.
    StoreDot has developed a battery system that enables electric vehicle charging
    in the same amount of time as a gas tank is full.

    BP

    BP invested $20 million in an ultra-fast rechargeable battery company in Israel

    BP invested $20 million in an ultra-fast rechargeable battery company in Israel

    BP Ventures said the investment is part of
    a push to develop electric vehicle technology and infrastructure.

    Tufan Erginbilgic, chief executive of BP Downstream, said: "Ultra-fast charging is at the heart of
    the company's electrification strategy.
    We are committed to being the preferred fuel supplier, no matter what kind of car
    our customers drive.

    Last September, StoreDot raised $60 million from Daimler, and before expanding into the automotive sector, the company developed an ultra-fast charger
    for mobile phones.
    StoreDot says its lithium-ion battery technology can fully charge
    an electric car in five minutes.

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