EA Energy Absolute has announced that it is completing the stations in Bangkok as assigned by the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) and will later expand to build 1,000 charging stations around the country. 
The EA was the first company selected by the MEA last year to build charging stations. 
The company said its charging stations were compatible with all models and brands of electric vehicles.

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