Electric cars are often touted as a way to avoid gas stations. But electric-car drivers in certain European countries will soon be going to them to charge. That’s because a pair of European oil companies plan to add electric-car charging at certain fuel stations. Both Royal Dutch Shell and France’s Total plan to add charging stations, with Shell having already selected some potential locations. Certain Shell fuel stations in the U.K. and The Netherlands will
Shell fuel stations in U.K., Netherlands to add electric-car charging
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