EV charging provider Pod has partnered with Kerbo Charge to launch a unified home charging solution for drivers with on-street parking.
A cross-pavement electric vehicle charging channel trial has gone live in Slough to make charging an electric vehicle at home significantly easier for residents with on-street parking.
Surrey County Council has launched a new option for residents without off-street parking to be able to charge their EVs from home by having a cable gully installed. The cable gullies allow
Vauxhall has welcomed Kerbo Charge as the latest partner in its Electric Streets of Britain campaign.
Leeds City Council is the first in Yorkshire to make cross-pavement EV charging available to residents under a new trial.
The first-ever cross-pavement channel for EV charging has gone live in Northern Ireland as the Government streamlines approvals for drivers without offroad parking.
Sunderland City Council has teamed up with Kerbo Charge to roll out through-pavement EV charging channels in a game-changer for residents without driveways.
Kerbo Charge, a leading UK provider of cross-pavement charging channels, has acquired rival Charge Gully for an undisclosed sum.
The London Borough of Richmond is helping residents who don’t have driveways to go electric with a new scheme for pavement EV charging channels.
Fleet electrification has a driveway problem – but Kerbo Charge will be at the Great British Fleet Event this week to show its practical, scalable solution along with latest innovations.
East Lothian Council has become the latest local authority to trial the Kerbo Charge through-pavement charging channel to help drivers go electric.
Blaenau Gwent Council has become the first council in Wales to trial Kerbo Charge’s through-pavement EV charging channels.
Enfield Council has launched a pilot of a through-pavement EV charging channel that will make it much easier for residents with street parking to go electric.
Hartlepool council is running trials of through-pavement channels to help residents shift to electric vehicles.
Stirling Council is trialling through-pavement charging channels that enable residents without driveways to charge electric vehicles right from their homes.
Durham County Council has launched a pilot scheme to help residents without driveways charge their electric vehicles at home.