Download West Midlands Combined Authority EV report
West Midlands Combined Authority
EV Infrastructure Insights Report
Holly Skinner
The Midlands
As a Partnership Development Consultant at char.gy, Holly focuses on WMCA, advising local authorities on their EV charging strategies. Her goal is to ensure that the rollout of EV infrastructure meets and exceeds these regions' economic and environmental objectives.
Holly Skinner studied BSc in Marketing at UoY, followed by an MSc in Management at Durham. Her work at char.gy is driven by a passion for equitable access for all residents across an area regardless of location. Her career in public-private partnerships began as a Partnership Success Consultant at char.gy role, before moving into Partnership Development. This experience introduced Holly to the complexities of public sector projects and the importance of effective partnerships.
The roadmap to sustainable transport in the West Midlands is far from straightforward. West Midlands Combined Authority faces a series of critical commercial decisions that will shape the accessibility of EV charging infrastructure over the next 15 years, ultimately influencing the quality of life for many residents.
This report examines the key challenges facing the West Midlands and outlines char.gy's approach to addressing these infrastructural hurdles.
char.gy is more than just another supplier. Our partners work with us as their strategic investment partners to support their vision and ensure we cater to the specific needs of the region.
To learn more about our approach and hear from your dedicated char.gy consultant, Holly Skinner, download the Insights report.
EV for EVeryone EVerywhere
"Our role is to support the council in creating a reliable and accessible charging network that reflects the region’s ambitions and priorities.
Together, we can deliver a system that serves communities today and positions the West Midlands as a leader in sustainable transport.
Please do reach out to me if you have any questions."
