The UK is actively switching to electric transport, and the charging infrastructure is developing very rapidly. In every city and even in rural areas, you can find public charging stations – from fast DC to conventional AC chargers near supermarkets or business centres. These are provided by large national operators, local companies, and even municipal initiatives. Find out which charging networks are operating […]

1. ECOFACTOR

We – ECOFACTOR – area full-cycle Ukrainian company that designs, develops and manufactures charging stations for electric vehicles in accordance with industry standards. All equipment is manufactured at our own production facility in Ukraine – from portable chargers to AC stations and high-speed DC solutions. We provide businesses, local authorities and private users with reliable charging solutions tailored to real-world conditions.

The ECOFACTOR ecosystem includes mobile application for iOS and Androidwhich allows you to find charging stations on our map of charging stationsThe app allows you to manage the charging process, view statistics, receive alerts and configure personalised settings. Our network of charging ports is integrated into a single digital platform, which we also provide to operators as a SaaS solution for managing charging infrastructure.

A separate section is our online accessories shop for electric vehicles. Here you can find charging cables, mounts, organisers, adaptors and other tried-and-tested products that help make the charging process even more convenient. We create not just equipment, but a complete infrastructure for electromobility – manufactured in Ukraine and tailored to Ukrainian conditions.

Key points:

  • Full cycle of charging station production in Ukraine
  • Mobile app for iOS and Android with interactive map
  • A platform for charging infrastructure operators (SaaS)
  • Online store of charging accessories for electric car drivers
  • Integrated solutions for businesses, municipalities and private clients

Contacts:

2. bp pulse

Bp pulse is part of the bp group of companies and is developing the electric charging infrastructure in the UK. The company provides services for both private drivers and business customers, offering public charging points of various types and integrated solutions for corporate fleet management. The bp pulse charging stations are located in cities, on motorways, near shopping centres and other public facilities.

Users can locate charging points, check availability, get directions and manage the charging process through the bp pulse mobile app, available for iOS and Android. In addition to standard use, the company offers a subscription that allows for discounts on charging rates. For businesses, bp pulse offers equipment installation, technical support and fleet charging management solutions.

Key points:

  • Public charging stations for electric vehicles across the UK
  • Mobile application with map, filters and charging process tracking
  • Subscription with access to discounted rates
  • Solutions for corporate fleet charging
  • Part of bp’s strategy to become a carbon neutral business

Contacts:

  • Website: www.bppulse.co.uk
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/bppulseUK
  • Twitter: x.com/bppulseuk
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/bppulse
  • Address: Breckland, Linford Wood, Milton Keynes, MK14 6GY
  • Phone: 0800 464 3444

3. Shell Recharge

Shell Recharge is an electric vehicle charging service that forms part of the Shell group and focuses on developing infrastructure for electric vehicles across Europe. The company offers solutions for both private and corporate users, including fast-charging stations on motorways, home chargers, and digital services for managing the charging process.

The Shell Recharge mobile app allows you to find charging points, check their availability, build routes and pay for charges. As part of the app, users can get a free charging card or key fob that gives them discounts at Shell charging stations.

Key points:

  • Shell Recharge public charging stations in cities, on highways and at petrol stations
  • Mobile application with integrated card, payment and bonus programme
  • Free charging card or keychain for easy access to the network
  • Home chargers with smart control functions
  • Chargers powered by electricity from renewable sources

Contacts:

  • Website: www.shell.nl
  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/Shell
  • Twitter: x.com/shell_nederland
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/shell
  • Instagram: www.instagram.com/shell_nederland
  • Phone: +31 88 010 9500

4. GRIDSERVE

GRIDSERVE is a charging infrastructure operator in the UK that manages a network known as the GRIDSERVE Electric Highway. The company offers high-speed charging solutions for electric vehicles powered by zero-carbon energy. All charging stations support payment via contactless card or through the GRIDSERVE mobile app. The company’s operations focus primarily on speed, reliability and ease of access to the charging infrastructure.

Users can find charging points via an interactive map or mobile app, as well as view current tariffs and receive receipts. The company also implements the Electric Forecourts® concept, which are special charging complexes for electric vehicles that combine charging with access to services and comfortable infrastructure.

Key points:

  • GRIDSERVE Electric Highway network with fast charging points
  • Payment via the app or contactless on the spot
  • Map of charging stations with status updates
  • Electric Forecourts® special charging complexes
  • Electricity-based charging with zero CO₂ emissions

Contacts:

  • Website: www.gridserve.com
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/GRIDSERVE
  • Twitter: x.com/GRIDSERVE_HQ
  • Instagram: www.instagram.com/gridserve.hq
  • Phone: 0800 240 4242

5. Pod Point

Pod Point is a UK-based company specialising in solutions for charging electric vehicles at home, at work and in public places. Its main focus is the sale and installation of home charging stations. The company also provides solutions for offices and businesses – in particular, two-way charging for employees. All products are compatible with the main models of electric vehicles.

For public charging, Pod Point offers access to points across the UK, which can be found and activated via a mobile app. Partner locations include Tesco supermarkets and other everyday facilities. Through the app, users can find charging points, check their availability and get information on connector types. The company also offers special tariffs in cooperation with energy suppliers to reduce the cost of night charging.

Key points:

  • Charging stations for the home
  • Solutions for offices and employees (Workplace Charging)
  • Network of public charging points in the Pod Point app
  • Compatible with all popular brands of electric vehicles
  • Special tariffs for night charging in cooperation with EDF

Contacts:

  • Website: pod-point.com
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/poweredbypod
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/poweredbypod
  • Instagram: www.instagram.com/poweredbypod
  • Address: 6th Floor 222 Gray’s Inn Road London WC1X 8HB
  • Phone: +44 20 7247 4114

6. Osprey Charging

Osprey Charging is a network operator of electric vehicle charging stations in the UK, specialising in fast and ultra-fast charging of electric vehicles. The network operates on an open-access basis, meaning that any driver can use a charging point without needing to register or have a special card. All charging points accept payment by bank card or via the Osprey app.

The company focuses on developing infrastructure that is convenient, affordable and durable. Osprey places its stations in locations with access to consumer services, such as near restaurants and shopping facilities. The mobile application allows you to track charging sessions, receive receipts and manage your personal account. Particular attention is paid to accessibility standards: new hubs are built to meet the needs of people with disabilities, and old ones are gradually being upgraded.

Key points:

  • Network of high-speed and ultra-fast charging stations
  • Open access: no subscriptions or accounts required
  • Support for card or app payments
  • Locations are convenient for users: near shops, restaurants, etc.
  • Focus on accessibility standards for all categories of drivers

Contacts:

  • Website: www.ospreycharging.co.uk
  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/OspreyChargingNetwork
  • Twitter: x.com/OspreyCharging
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ospreycharging
  • Instagram: www.instagram.com/ospreyevcharging
  • Address: Camburgh House, 27 New Dover Road, Canterbury, Kent CT1 3DN
  • Phone: 0800 058 8400

7. ChargePlace Scotland

ChargePlace Scotland is a national network of charging stations for electric vehicles across Scotland, established and managed on the initiative of the Scottish Government. It is funded in partnership with local authorities and other organisations through public grants. The aim of the network is to make electric motoring accessible to drivers across Scotland, including both urban and remote areas.

The ChargePlace Scotland network offers public charging stations with different types of connectors, including fast and ultra-fast options. For the convenience of users, there is a mobile application with an interactive map showing the availability, type of charging and status of each point. The platform also provides round-the-clock support and a system of service quality indicators, which is constantly monitored and reported to the governing body, Transport Scotland.

Key points:

  • Public charging network in Scotland
  • Funding through public grants and partnerships
  • Access to fast and ultra-fast charging
  • Mobile application with map and accessibility information
  • Continuous monitoring of the network performance against defined quality indicators

Contacts:

  • Website: chargeplacescotland.org
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/chargeplacescotland
  • Twitter: x.com/ChargePlaceScot
  • Address: Michelin Scotland Innovation Parc, Baldovie Road, Dundee, DD4 8UQ
  • Phone: 0808 281 3507

8. Connected Kerb

Connected Kerb is a UK-based company specialising in the roll-out of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in public and residential areas. Its core business focuses on installing affordable, durable and smart charging stations in partnership with local authorities, municipalities and other organisations. Their network is designed to meet the needs of real users – particularly in areas where there has traditionally been a shortage of charging infrastructure.

The company offers charging points integrated with a digital platform and a mobile app that allows drivers to find charging points, learn about their availability and manage charging. Connected Kerb also emphasises the long-term environmental sustainability of its solutions. The solutions are aimed at both individual users and local communities.

Key points:

  • Public charging infrastructure in partnership with local authorities
  • Charging stations with a long service life
  • Mobile app for finding and managing chargers
  • Focus on accessibility in residential neighbourhoods and communities
  • Solutions with a reduced visual impact and support for sustainable development

Contacts:

  • Website: connectedkerb.com
  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • Twitter: x.com/ConnectedKerb
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/connected-kerb
  • Instagram: www.instagram.com/connectedkerb
  • Address: 51-52 Frith Street London, W1D 4SH
  • Phone: 0800 0291 696

9. char.gy

Char.gy is an operator of a public charging network for electric vehicles in the UK, specialising in the development of infrastructure in residential areas. The company works with local authorities and municipalities to install charging points on streets where residents do not have access to private parking or home chargers. The priority is to ensure the convenience and accessibility of charging right on the doorstep for a wide range of drivers.

The char.gy charging points are managed through a mobile app that allows you to find a charging point, start or end a session, and pay for it. The entire infrastructure is powered by renewable electricity. The company has ongoing user support and adheres to environmental and social responsibility standards, including B Corp certification and participation in government initiatives at the country level.

Key points:

  • Specialising in on-street charging in residential areas of the UK
  • Partnering with local authorities to expand the network
  • Mobile application for finding, paying and managing charging
  • Use of electricity from renewable sources
  • Continuous technical support and focus on environmental responsibility

Contacts:

  • Website: char.gy
  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/char.gy
  • Address: Limited, Suite A, Floor 6, 55 King William St, London EC4R 9AD
  • Phone: 0800 086 9606

10. Be.EV

Be.EV is a public charging station network operator in the UK that focuses on providing affordable, fast and reliable charging infrastructure. The company locates its charging points along busy routes, in city centres and near popular destinations – places where users most often need to charge their vehicles: whilst shopping, at bus stops or after work. The network supports various types of charging – from standard to ultra-fast.

Users can start charging using the Be.EV mobile app, an RFID card or contactless payment. The app also provides access to special tariffs, including discounts at night. The company actively cooperates with site owners and municipalities to expand the network, and is supported by investment partners in the green energy sector.

Key points:

  • Public charging infrastructure in cities and along routes
  • Supports fast, fast and ultra-fast charging
  • Payment via app, RFID or contactless card
  • Special tariffs for app users
  • Partnerships with municipalities and private locations

Contacts:

  • Website: be-ev.co.uk
  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/Be.EVchargingnetwork
  • Twitter: x.com/BeEV_Charging
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/be-ev
  • Instagram: www.instagram.com/be.ev.charging
  • Phone: 0800 917 3208

11. Mer

Mer is a provider of comprehensive solutions for charging electric vehicles in the UK. The company is rolling out a public network of charging stations, as well as providing infrastructure for corporate fleets, local authorities, commercial premises and residential developments. All of Mer’s charging points are powered by electricity from renewable sources, including wind, hydro and solar energy, as part of its long-term sustainability strategy.

Users can charge their electric vehicles via the Mer Connect UK mobile app or as guests using public stations. For businesses, Mer provides a full cycle: from grid connection and installation to maintenance. The company also provides 24/7 customer support, develops flexible ownership models for fleets, and works in partnership with various sectors, including municipalities and logistics companies.

Key points:

  • A public network of charging stations across the UK
  • Full range of services for businesses, municipalities and fleets
  • Chargers run on 100% of renewable energy
  • Mobile app for managing charges and payments
  • Support for drivers around the clock

Contacts:

  • Website: uk.mer.eco
  • E-mail: [email protected]
  • Facebook: www.facebook.com/MerUnitedKingdom
  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mer-eco
  • Instagram: www.instagram.com/mer_unitedkingdom
  • Address: (12449759) Mer UK Public Charging 19th Floor, 22 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ
  • Phone: 020 3884 2768

Conclusion

The UK has an extensive network of charging stations covering major cities, transport hubs and residential areas. There are fast and ultra-fast charging points, points with integration into commercial areas, as well as street charging near homes. The variety of operators allows drivers to choose the most convenient formats – with a mobile app, contactless payment or nightly discounts. This makes charging not only affordable but also easy to use on a daily basis.

Whether you’re travelling on a long journey or looking for a charging point near your home, the UK’s infrastructure provides consistent support for electric vehicle owners. Thanks to ongoing network development, partnerships with municipalities and attention to the needs of drivers, switching to electric transport here is a logical and comfortable choice.