Electric Cars have the potential to reduce energy bills
A study by the University of Salford has revealed that by plugging an electric vehicle (EV) into an integrated energy network could save homeowners up to £300 a year.
A study by the University of Salford has revealed that by plugging an electric vehicle (EV) into an integrated energy network could save homeowners up to £300 a year.
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Authored by University of Salford Business School’s Dr Jonathan Lord, Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management, for Elite Business Magazine .