THE VOICE OF EV CHARGING

ChargeUK – we are a trade association representing the companies enabling the UK’s transition to electric vehicles and Net Zero

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Our commitment

Our Commitment

ChargeUK is committed to ensuring that drivers have access to a high-quality charging solution, when and where they need it, right across the UK.

Over £6bn in investment by 2030

Driving towards a Greener Future

Together, we are publicly committed to investing billions of pounds to deliver and operate a world-class charging infrastructure by 2030, creating jobs, supporting economic growth and powering the UK’s switch to electric vehicles.

Mission of ChargeUK

To support the delivery of the UK’s net zero goals, by advocating for policies that accelerate the rollout of a commercially led, consumer focused, fit-for-purpose EV charging infrastructure ecosystem and by representing the EV charging infrastructure industry

Foundational values

The UK must rapidly decarbonise its transport system to meet its net zero goals - this includes supporting the transition to electric vehicles.

Accelerated rollout of high-quality consumer-first EV charging infrastructure is necessary to support the transition to EVs. Providing accessible, convenient, and affordable charging.

An open and competitive market, which enables private investment in infrastructure, is best placed to deliver the charging infrastructure the UK needs.

Public policy has a vital role in creating a policy and regulatory framework that supports investment, accelerates rollout and promotes consumer-friendly charging infrastructure.

To work with the wider mobility and energy sectors to collaborate on net zero ambitions and drive synergies between old and new markets.

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Latest news

Dora Clarke appointed ChargeUK Communications Chair

ChargeUK has appointed a new Communications Chair. Dora Clarke, Osprey Charging’s Head of Brand and External Affairs, will step into the role with immediate effect.

ChargeUK

4 days ago2 min read

Public EV charging now cheaper than petrol for most drivers

Surging petrol and diesel prices close price gap between public EV charging and fuel, but government action required to secure long-term cheaper charging for all

ChargeUK

Apr 246 min read