ChargeUK has expanded its membership with new firms from across the sector.

Nayax, Peblar and HDM Energies join the trade association, expanding collaboration in the UK’s EV charging infrastructure industry.

Global payments provider Nayax joins as an associate member. In addition to being an FCA-regulated payments provider and supplier of payments terminals, Nayax has produced its own EV charge points with embedded payment terminals aimed at off-street car parks and micro charge point operators. It has also developed its own charge point management system (CPMS) and recently acquired Lynkwell CPMS.

Peblar is an established Dutch manufacturer of AC chargers for residential, workplace and fleet customers recently launched in the UK market. It focuses on high-quality, easy-to-install and cybersecure charging solution to new customers in the UK and Ireland.

HDM Energies delivers zero upfront cost solar and battery solutions for businesses, funded through fixed price Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) spanning 10 to 25 years. EV charging is also integrated through a revenue-share model. HDM Energies has an ambition to deploy 2.5GW of behind the meter rooftop solar across commercial properties within the next three years.

Vicky Read, chief executive of ChargeUK, said: “Our membership operates over two-thirds of the UK’s public charge points, but there is a whole ecosystem of different businesses beyond the public charge point operators who are helping drive the transition. ChargeUK represents the whole charging ecosystem and these new members demonstrate that perfectly – companies looking to provide high-quality payments, cybersecure AC charging and reduced energy costs through renewables.”