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EV charging solutions for business

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Why charge with ScottishPower?

Flexible Solutions

From fast, rapid and ultra-rapid chargers, our in-house experts can help you build bespoke solutions for your business.

Trusted installation

Our experienced installers will ensure your chargers are fitted to the highest possible standard and comply with all health and safety regulations [1].

Unlock revenue potential

Installing EV charge points can attract more EV drivers to your business.

Business EV charging

What can EV charge points do for your business?

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Public EV charging

How do I become a fully-funded EV charge point host?

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Fleet EV charging

Looking to electrify your business's fleet?

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Charge while you relax at home

If you want the convenience of charging your company car at home, we offer the complete package. Choose from our home EV chargers and charge for less overnight with our 100% green electricity EV saver tariff.

Charge at home

The future of transport

To help reach net zero by 2050, the UK government has announced it will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2035. Transport contributes to 27% of the UK's emissions [2] and that's one of the reasons why we're helping to drive the transition to cleaner, electric transport.

A greener tomorrow for your business, starting today

We have teamed up with experts, including the Carbon Trust, to help you discover new ways of reducing your emissions. Read our guide to find out how you could generate extra revenue, take control of your energy costs and reduce your carbon emissions.

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Get started today

Our green energy experts are on hand to help. Just give us a call on 0333 443 2346 (Mon to Fri, 9am - 5.30pm) or drop us an email and we'll be in touch.

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Frequently asked questions

We can offer EV charging solutions for all your needs:

Home EV charging: Our installation partners can install a charger at your home and offer a 100% green electricity tariff with cheaper rates overnight.
Business charging: Our installation partners can install EV charge points for your fleet, employees or customers.
Public charging: We can offer businesses a fully-funded model for installing our public charge points at your site*.

*Terms and conditions apply

Business charging can be offered to commercial businesses that would like EV chargers on their site. We will install and commission your chosen chargers and these chargers will be solely owned by the business - meaning all revenue is acquired by the business.

Public charging is a fully-funded model offered by ScottishPower. If the site is approved by us as a suitable area for a public charger installation, we will install ScottishPower branded chargers on your site. All costs for installation, commissioning, management and maintenance will be covered by us. Businesses who host chargers on their site will receive a share of the revenue.

ScottishPower will fully fund the installation of chargers on your site, meaning you don't need to pay a penny. If you think your site would make a good public charging site, and ScottishPower review and agree, we will take out a 10-year lease on your land to install, manage and maintain the chargers and set tariffs over the 10-year period.

These public chargers could attract more members of the public to your business and, with our Gross Revenue offering, you will make money when the chargers are used.

Business charging is our offering for all businesses, of all sizes, who are looking to install EV chargers on their site. Simply get in touch and we can discuss your charging needs. We'll send you a tailored quote of what charging solution we could offer you, based on your capacity. We'll manage the full installation and commissioning of your new chargers via our dedicated installation partners. Once your chargers are live, you will have the ability to manage your chargers and set tariffs to create a new revenue stream for your business.

Fleet charging is for businesses who have a fleet of vehicles for their day-to-day operations - for example, taxis, buses or vans. If your business has an EV fleet or you're looking to move to a fully electric vehicle fleet, please get in touch. We can help you source fleet vehicles as well as providing tailored EV charging solutions to suit your fleet operations and keep your electric vehicles on the go.

ScottishPower offer fast, rapid and ultra-rapid chargers to support your EV charging needs.

Fast chargers: These chargers are usually 7kW - 22kW. Most vehicles should charge within 8 hours. These chargers are good for users who will be staying for a significant time (e.g. home charging, long-stay car parks, stations, overnight stays at hotels).
Rapid chargers: These chargers are usually 50kW and above. Most vehicles should charge within 5 hours. These chargers are good for sites where users will be stopping off for a few hours for something to do (e.g. restaurants, cinemas, shopping centres).
Ultra-rapid chargers: These chargers are usually in the range of 150kW+. Most vehicles should be able to charge within 1 hour. These chargers are best for users looking for a quick charge on their journey (e.g. hubs, petrol stations, sites near motorways/main roads).

Increased footfall: If you're looking to drive higher footfall to your site, EV charging can support this through attracting EV drivers to stop and charge whilst using your amenities.
Potential new revenue stream: You could create a new revenue stream for your business every time the charger is used.
Supporting the journey to net zero: By installing EV chargers on your site, you are showing your commitment to tackling climate change. You are also encouraging employees or customers to adopt EVs by offering charging facilities at your site.

All installations conform to The IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation, 5th Edition ; the 18th Edition of BS7671 Wiring Regulations; and the Construction Design and Management Regulation (2015).

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