Oxfordshire based EV charge point manufacturer Compleo UK has secured a major tender with Islington Council.
Over the next two years, the company will install a range of AC, DC and High-Speed EV chargers to support the council’s more than 550 fully-electric fleet, with a main installation focus at their waste and recycling centre.
The project will see Compleo install and maintain a mix of AC and DC chargers tailored to meet the diverse needs of Islington Council’s fully electric fleet, which range from electric cars to coaches and tipper trucks.
Most of the new chargers will be installed at the council’s waste and recycling centre at Cottage Road, Islington, which serves as a hub for its operational vehicles.
The installation will aim to provide “fast, efficient, and reliable charging” to keep its “vital fleet on the move and operating smoothly to provide a seamless service to Islington residents”, it said.
Within the successful tender, run by TPPL, Compleo will also help Islington Council maintain their reputation as one of the most forward thinking, green councils with several innovative eco projects.
The first EV chargers will start to be installed in early 2025 and will be completed over a two-year period .
Matthew Downs, Head of Business Development at Compleo UK said:
“We’re thrilled to support such a forward-thinking council such as Islington. They are always looking ahead for sustainable solutions and we’re proud to supply them with future proof EV charging solutions”
Councilor Rowena Champion, Executive Member for Environment, Air Quality and Transport, said:
“We’re committed to creating a greener, healthier Islington, and this partnership with Compleo is a vital step in reducing our carbon footprint and improving air quality for our residents. By electrifying our fleet, we are leading by example and showing that sustainability and efficiency can go hand in hand. Compleo’s expertise and innovative charging solutions will help make sure our services run in the most environmentally-friendly way possible.“
The news comes as Transport + Energy launches its Fleet Electrification Forum this year. Find out more information here.
Image courtesy of Compleo
