Connected Kerb in the news

Connected Kerb and EZ-Charge will deploy over 1,500 EV chargers in Oxfordshire, doubling the existing network to boost EV adoption across the county.

Oxfordshire is massively expanding its public EV charging infrastructure with over 1,500 new charge points, in partnership with Connected Kerb and EZ-Charge, focusing on accessibility and rural areas.

Oxfordshire is doubling its public charging network by installing 1,500 new EV sockets to support residents without private driveways.

Oxfordshire is doubling its public EV charging capacity by installing 1,500 new sockets through partnerships with Connected Kerb and EZ-Charge.

West Berkshire Council is partnering with Connected Kerb to deploy 600 new charging points and implementing home-charging grants to expand district-wide EV infrastructure.

West Berkshire Council is expanding its electric vehicle infrastructure through a major partnership with Connected Kerb and new grant-funded home charging solutions.

Connected Kerb will install over 600 electric vehicle charging sockets across West Berkshire over four years, funded by government grants and private investment, with no cost to residents.

South Tyneside Council is expanding its electric vehicle infrastructure with new rapid charging points at South Shields seafront in partnership with Connected Kerb.

Dorset and BCP councils are partnering with Connected Kerb to install 3,000 on-street electric vehicle chargers through a £16.5 million funded project.

Connected Kerb has acquired Trojan Energy's Flat & Flush technology to expand its space-efficient on-street EV charging infrastructure.

Connected Kerb has acquired Trojan Energy’s Flat & Flush charging technology to expand its urban EV infrastructure footprint.

Connected Kerb has acquired Trojan Energy out of administration to expand its on-street electric vehicle charging network and technology portfolio.

Connected Kerb has purchased Trojan Energy's assets and 1,500 charge points to expand its urban kerbside EV charging infrastructure.

Three major acquisitions by Be.EV, Connected Kerb, and ubitricity signal a significant consolidation phase in the UK public EV charging sector.

Connected Kerb acquired Trojan Energy to integrate subsurface charging technology and take over its 1,500-point network and 63 employees.

Connected Kerb has acquired Trojan Energy to expand its public EV charging network and integrate discreet subsurface technology for urban environments.

Connected Kerb acquired Trojan Energy out of administration to integrate its specialized subsurface EV charging technology and take over its existing chargepoint network.

Connected Kerb has acquired Trojan Energy to integrate subsurface charging technology and expand its network of 1,500 existing charge points for urban EV drivers.

Connected Kerb has acquired the assets of Trojan Energy to expand its on-street electric vehicle charging network and integrate low-profile pavement technology.

Connected Kerb has secured a multi-million pound contract to install 1,500 EV charging sockets across North Northamptonshire over the next five years.