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How Existing Infrastructure is Powering the Future of Urban Charging

Understanding the Impact of Social Value and Why It Matters

Here Comes The Sun: 300 New Charge Points Power Liverpool's Green Ambitions

This partnership between char.gy and Charge Saint directly supports local authorities with their mission to provide accessible infrastructure, providing the necessary confidence to EV drivers and those considering making the switch.

char.gy's take on the UK’s Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate.

Certified by B Lab, the nonprofit behind the global B Corp movement, char.gy has met rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.

char.gy has recently been honoured at the Transport and Energy Awards for their innovative approach to sustainable transportation.

char.gy is thrilled to announce that we've been named a finalist in three prestigious categories at the 2024 Transport + Energy Awards!

With the shift to electric vehicles accelerating, strategic infrastructure deployment is key to meeting demand and reducing charging anxiety.

John Lewis, CEO of char.gy discusses the role of local authorities in delivering Electric Vehicle (EV) infrastructure

In an industry first, char.gy migrates and integrates established EV Charging Infrastructure in Richmond and Wandsworth, expanding its own network by a third.

char.gy has secured an increase in commitment to £100m to boost the rollout of its on-street charging infrastructure across the UK.

char.gy's carbon reduction initiatives and our commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

Our new installation in Streatham, London, has pushed the UK over it’s 60,000 charge point milestone and its early usage statistics indicate strong demand for more residential charge points.

char.gy motors towards its goal of making EV ownership viable for everyone, especially the 40% of UK households without access to off-street parking.

An industry first: The char.gy network has expanded throughout Richmond and Wandsworth, taking over the operation of c.1000 charge points from ubitricity.