It's at a well-known location.
A new charging facility has been launched at a midlands plaza.
The ESB has a 200kW charging point for EVs set up at Barack Obama Plaza.
The company have invested €20m in all-island electric vehicle infrastructure.
Speaking at the launch, John Byrne, Head of ESB ecars said: "We are so pleased to be launching our new high power charging infrastructure today at Barack Obama Plaza. With several thousand visitors daily, this location will be of critical importance to ensuring that drivers in the region feel empowered to make the electric transition".
Welcoming the new chargers, Supermacs founder and owner Pat McDonagh said: "At Supermac’s, we have identified and prioritised opportunities to promote environmentally friendly activity as part of our ongoing Glan & Glas initiative. Electric vehicles are becoming an increasing presence on our forecourts at The Plaza Group and The Barack Obama Plaza is now one of the country’s largest e-charging sites. This is certainly way of the future, and we are delighted to be a part of it."
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