Compleo Charging Solutions UK has installed its 450th charging point at Network Rail customer car parks.
The provider of turnkey electric vehicle (EV) charging hardware and software solutions, is delivering the project in partnership with EON. A total of 833 chargers will be installed.
The first 450 22kW AC units are live at Leeds, Manchester Piccadilly and Reading stations and installations are being extended to Edinburgh Waverley, Welwyn Garden City and Birmingham New Street.
Compleo is delivering the charging hardware and management software, while supporting Network Rail with every aspect of the UK-wide project on the ground, including site surveys, installation, project management and ongoing maintenance.
The successful rollout of the current 450 EV charger network enables users of Network Rail car parks to take advantage of a new parking solution that combines their parking and EV charging costs within a single fee. The service is also available to Blue Badge holders as Compleo’s chargers have been installed in disabled parking bays.
“We’re incredibly proud to have been chosen to deliver this project and to have installed an extensive network of 450 fast chargers so far,” said Compleo UK managing director Valentin Scheltow.
“This is an ongoing partnership that will bring an additional 383 fast-chargers to the UK and is set up to give EV-driving car park users a great experience.
“Not only have we developed a bespoke parking solution that includes charging via a single payment, but we’ve also installed so many chargers that anyone using the six Network Rail car parks can be confident they’ll have access to a charger when needed,” he added.
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