Electric vehicle charging service provider, Wenea, has reached a deployment milestone with 55 EV chargers now live in its UK network. Wenea expects to have 200 chargers deployed by the end of 2023, with the aim of accelerating the transition to electric mobility.
Focusing on geographic areas that are currently underserved, Wenea has EV chargers in Herefordshire, Oxfordshire, Scotland and Devon. Over thirty chargers are located across Exeter, East Devon and Plymouth in areas poorly served by EV charging infrastructure.
Much of the charging hubs are at on-street locations as part of partnerships with local authorities, bringing EV charging capability to residents who do not have off-street parking. Wenea also focuses on providing its fully-integrated charging experience to both B2B and B2C customers through its platform, available on iOS and Android.
Jose Contreras, Wenea, says, “We are working with many local councils to identify UK locations that would benefit from EV charging solutions. We recognise the challenges that many communities face in not easily being able to access EV charging and are working hard to rectify this.”
He continues, “Many of our chargers are also located in areas of high tourism – providing much needed EV infrastructure to support the tourist industry and open up parts of the UK to EV drivers.”
The Wenea roll out features a mix of fast and rapid charging solutions. The chargers are supported by the Wenea App which has over 100,000 users across Europe.
For more information visit www.rapidchargingdevon.co.uk
To download the Wenea App visit www.wenea.com/uk
