SK Energy, a South Korean oil refiner, announced that it is partnering with state-run electric power supplier Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) to construct electric vehicle charging infrastructure at traditional gas stations throughout the country. The companies will work together to develop "energy super stations," which will offer both refueling for internal combustion engine
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