EV charge points installed at Anglian Water sites

Water company Anglian Water has had a network of Rolec electric vehicle charge points installed at six of its sites.

SecuriCharge, AutoCharge and Quantum EV charging units by Rolec offer a variety of tariffs, enabling staff to access one payment rate, visitors another, while free EV charging is provided for the company's fleet vehicles.

Rolec EV’s Business Development Manager, Frankie Mellon, commented: “We are delighted to be working with Anglian Water on this EV charging project across their many UK locations. It is pleasing to see one of the UK’s leading utility providers encouraging its employees and visitors to drive EVs.

“The EV charging points Anglian Water chose to install all feature our EV Charge Online management system, which is able to provide the ideal bespoke solution in order to meet all of the project’s requirements.

“Anglian Water’s EV charging network operates in the form of PAYG, at varying tariff rates dependent on the user, supported by full back office management.”

Anglian Water’s Head of Fleet Services, Stewart Lightbody, said: “We are very pleased to announce this partnership with Rolec. We can now provide our fleet, and staff, with an affordable electric vehicle charging point to keep emissions as low as we possibly can. As a business, we’re committed to reducing our carbon emissions and this is another fantastic example.”

The user pays for the charge advertised on the charging point or app using secure WorldPay protected payment methods such as Visa, Mastercard and American
Express.

The versatile EV Charge Online system only requires an electricity supply, and Ethernet connection or GPRS signal, in order to be installed at any location. It also allows any operator the ability to manage a single charge point through to a national multiple charge point network. With EV Charge Online, they pay no licence fees and can set their own charging tariffs.