West Northamptonshire Council has partnered with Char.gy to roll out one of the UK’s largest on-street electric vehicle charging networks, introducing more than 3,000 new charging sockets across the region. The initiative is
EV charging operator Char.gy has installed its 5,000th public charge point, as the company’s kerbside network continues to expand rapidly across the UK.
Reading residents without driveways will soon benefit from thousands of on-street electric vehicle charging points right outside their homes.
Char.gy has partnered with Allstar to simplify on-street charging for fleets, removing a major barrier for ‘take-home’ drivers who lack off-street parking.
EV running costs are already beating petrol as fuel costs soar during the Middle East conflict, new data shows.
Electric vehicle uptake has hit a tipping point as ownership spreads beyond affluent early adopters, a new study suggests.
The London Borough of Harrow is rolling out 500 new on-street EV chargers in partnership with Char.gy to help drivers shift to electric.
Myths and misinformation remain significant barriers to EV uptake but new research shows the opportunity to reverse them through fact-based public education.
Char.gy and Brighton & Hove City Council have gone live with the first LEVI-funded charge point on Zapmap as part of a new project to roll out thousands of new devices.
Barnet Council has taken a major step forward to drive the EV transition with the rollout of up to 1,000 new on-street charge points.
Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is rolling more than 6,000 street chargers in the UK’s ‘largest’ on-street charging project to date.
EV charging company Char.gy has secured a higher funding commitment up to £100m to boost the rollout of its on-street charging infrastructure across the UK.
The UK has passed the milestone of 60,000 public charging points – and is on track to reach 100,000 public charging devices in summer 2025.
On-street charging network Char.gy has reached a new milestone with the installation of its 3,000th charging point.
Char.gy has set an ambitious new installation target of 100,000 public chargers by 2030 under newly appointed CEO John Lewis.
The UK’s first EV charging points integrated into lamp posts have gone live this week in Marlow, offering a solution for drivers without off-street parking.
Established in 2016, Char.gy has developed a solution which claims to make charging points cheaper, quicker and less disruptive for businesses to install, while also catering for the 60% of urban drivers