Leeds City Council launches pavement EV charging technology for residents without off-street parking, in partnership with Kerbo Charge and Deborah Meaden.
New charging solution for those without off-street parking
Leeds City Council has announced a partnership to offer at-home charging options for residents without access to off-street parking. The agreement involves the British startup Kerbo Charge, supported by investor Deborah Meaden.
The EV charging technology, called cross-pavement, installed on the pavement, facilitates residential charging for those who do not have a dedicated parking space.
The initiative unites public power with private sector innovation to expand access to electric mobility in Leeds.
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