Connected Kerb funding news – London-based Connected Kerb Secures £65Million in Funding

NWF invested £55M (about €66M), while Aviva Investors contributed the rest. The company plans to use the funds to expand its charging network from 9,000 sockets to 40,000 by the end of 2024.

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Chris Pateman-Jones, Connected Kerb CEO, says, “This investment combines Connected Kerb’s proven hardware and advanced software infrastructure with the financial resources of NWF and Aviva to deploy public charging at scale, to all corners of the UK. This is a game-changing investment that will give individuals and businesses the confidence to make the switch to driving electric dramatically reducing carbon emissions and air pollution. We are delighted to have such high-profile investors who are deeply aligned with our sustainability and ethical goals.”

Future of Roads Minister Lilian Greenwood says, “Our charge point network is going from strength to strength, and it’s brilliant to see Connected Kerb secure a £65m boost to expand its charging network – a great vote of confidence in the EV transition. The funding follows a record of nearly 20k public charge points added last year. With a further £6bn in the pipeline from industry by 2030, the switch to EVs is driving investment across the country, supporting jobs, and making the UK a clean energy superpower to deliver our change plan.”

About Connected Kerb

Connected Kerb, led by Chris Pateman-Jones, focuses on providing easy and reliable charging options. The company specializes in on-street community charging and collaborates with local councils to help homeowners who can’t charge their vehicles at home.

They also install EV charging stations in places like workplaces, retail centers, car parks, commercial properties, and residential areas.