Fortum mobilitys strategy by Reetta Repo
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Fortum is developing new digital services for consumers as part of its mobility strategy. This includes Plugsurfing, which handles users, contracts, and billing for over 65,000 charging points across 200+ networks. Fortum aims to invest in, collaborate with, and co-create with startups to provide clean, free energy and reduce personal car ownership through mobility as a service platforms.
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