Analysis, frameworks, and market intelligence from 14 years operating at the commercial edge of energy technology published independently, with no commercial agenda.
The UK's EV charging infrastructure is growing rapidly but it's growing in the wrong places. Drawing on lessons from the broadband rollout, this paper sets out a framework for equitable, nationally coordinated land acquisition.
Rural EV charging sites rarely fail because the technology is wrong they fail because the economics don't stack up alone. A single guaranteed source of demand changes that calculation entirely.
Battery storage and EV charging share land, grid connections and customer relationships. Most operators treat them as separate decisions. The ones building the most valuable sites don't.