Lucy Electric, an international provider of automated electrical distribution systems, has launched a new EV infrastructure division.

Lucy Electric EV Infrastructure will capitalise on the growing global market for high-capacity EV charging infrastructure that’s placing increased demand on electrical network capacity in many cities, regions and nations. The business seeks to capture new large-scale end-users, including fleet operators, by teaming up its engineering expertise with deep knowledge of local energy systems challenges and holistic solutions to accelerate the rollout for EV charging installations.

The firm has appointed Andy Ryan as head of sales. With the increasing demand for EV infrastructure, Ryan’s role will be instrumental in supporting Lucy Electric’s expansion into the global EV infrastructure market, delivering the electrical network infrastructure that enables the rapid connection of high-capacity EV charge points essential to decarbonising transport systems across the world.

Lucy Electric is also investing in a new, purpose-built manufacturing facility in Sowerby Bridge. This expansion will increase production capacity, reduce lead times and support long-term growth across both domestic and international markets.

Ryan said: “Joining Lucy Electric at such a pivotal time is an exciting opportunity. The demand for EV infrastructure is growing rapidly; our customers need high-performance infrastructure at speed from a partner that delivers an end-to-end solution they can trust.

“The recent launch of Lucy Electric EV Infrastructure ensures this with a comprehensive set of products to support all customers grow their EV technology Lucy Electric’s reputation for innovation and reliability is second to none, and I’m proud to be part of its journey as we expand our EV infrastructure offering.”