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BP buys $100 million worth of Tesla chargers
(www.cnn.com)
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this post was submitted on 27 Oct 2023
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I've been buying stock (small amounts) of small charging networks because I've found they frequently get bought up by oil companies for far more than the stock is usually worth. Sometimes they're used for green washing and sometimes they're improved upon but at least I made a little money.
A network called "Volta" got bought by Shell which kinda sucks because they're the most popular public L2 charger around here, so far nearly a year later they're still in operation.
Where do you learn of those companies? News, stock trackers?
In my case I have a tiny ev and just kinda pay attention to charge networks suddenly popping up and I'll check to see if they're public. At most stock trading is a very small hobby for me and sometimes it makes a tiny amount of money.