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Ampol will do little else than 'sell petrol' after EV plans crash and burn

Blame laid with ‘difficulties in connecting to the grid'

Ampol will do little else than 'sell petrol' after EV plans crash and burn

Less than a week after receiving a $100 million Federal government grant to help finance a range of clean energy technology measures at their service stations across the country, Ampol has had to dial...

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