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Connected Kerb Secures €78M to Expand UK’s EV Charging Network
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Published on February 4, 2025
London-based electric vehicle charging company Connected Kerb has secured £65 million (approximately €78 million) in funding from the UK’s National Wealth Fund (NWF) and Aviva Investors. NWF contributed £55 million (€66 million), with the remaining investment coming from Aviva Investors.
The funding will support Connected Kerb’s expansion, aiming to increase its charging network to 40,000 sockets, up from 9,000 at the end of 2024. The company focuses on on-street community charging, working with local councils and installing infrastructure at workplaces, retail centers, and residential developments.
Connected Kerb’s chargers are designed to support IoT, 5G, and other technologies, aligning with the UK’s green initiatives. With this investment, the company is looking to become the country’s largest public EV charging network by 2025.
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