The award-winning Strawberry Fields farm shop in Lifton, Devon has deployed a new EV charging hub in partnership with Yunex Traffic.

The hub features six Kempower Satellite systems, balancing a total of 900kW of power across 12 rapid charging ports, supplied by Yunex Traffic.

The new hub is powered by 100% renewable energy generated onsite by a wind turbine and solar panels, reinforcing the farm’s commitment to sustainability and renewable energy.

As part of a complete turn-key solution, including scheme design, hardware recommendation and charge point management system, Yunex Traffic will also provide servicing and maintenance support with the help of its locally based EV charging infrastructure (EVCI) engineers.

Laura Mounce, Strawberry Fields’ operations director, said: “We’re incredibly proud to bring a sustainable EV solution to the region that not only supports greener travel but also celebrates the farming heritage and community spirit of Strawberry Fields.”

Wilke Reints, managing director of Yunex Traffic in the UK, said: “The breadth of our EVCI service provision capabilities continues to expand, and we are proud to support Strawberry Fields by delivering a sustainable and reliable EV charging experience. We worked closely with the Strawberry Fields team to fully understand their business and charger requirements, and developed a tailored solution that meets their performance, capacity and availability requirements.”

Rolle Nieminen, head of sales, UK & Ireland at Kempower, added: “Yunex Traffic has delivered an outstanding solution for Strawberry Fields, and we are proud that Kempower chargers are at the core. Together, we are supporting Strawberry Fields’ sustainability ambitions while providing drivers with a reliable, high-performance charging experience that is ready for the future.”