Ubitricity takes over FM Conway SureCharge and gains 2,400 EV points
- 12 February 2026
Shell-owned Ubitricity has acquired FM Conway’s SureCharge London EV charging network, growing the Shell Recharge footprint by more than 2,400 charge points.
Shell-owned Ubitricity has acquired FM Conway’s SureCharge London EV charging network, growing the Shell Recharge footprint by more than 2,400 charge points.
Birmingham City Council has teamed up with Ubitricity to deploy hundreds of on-street chargers across residential areas of the city.
Waltham Forest has reached a charging landmark after Ubitricity installed the 1,000th public charge point in the London borough.
Selected local authorities in England have been given the go-ahead to turn older lampposts into charge points.
Ubitricity has been chosen by Camden London Borough Council to take over the operation and maintenance of 92 charge points across the borough.
Bexley has appointed Ubitricity to deploy a network of 100 on-street EV charge points across the borough.
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Richmond and Wandsworth Councils have appointed Ubitricity to roll out a network of 1,050 on-street charge points.
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Bonnet has become the largest independent EV charging network in Europe on the back of partnerships with Ubitricity and EnBW.
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GASAG and Ubitricity want to promote electromobility in cities with smart EV charge cables and pay-per-koliwatt-hour electricity tariffs.
Siemens Energy Management is to work with Ubitricity to develop electromobility solutions including for fleets.
Streetlights in Kensington and Chelsea have been converted into charge points for electric vehicles under a new trial.