Fleete has announced that it has secured planning consent for a new 26 bay electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) shared charging hub at Hams Hall Distribution Park in Coleshill, near Birmingham.
Located off Faraday Avenue at the entrance to Hams Hall, the site sits within the country’s “golden triangle of logistics,” one of the UK’s most active logistics regions. The area is home to a high concentration of warehousing and distribution facilities, with direct connections to the M42 motorway and multimodal freight routes.
Fleete’s new facility will provide fleet operators with convenient, reliable and cost-effective access to charging infrastructure. The hub will allow 26 HGVs to charge simultaneously using 26 ultra-rapid chargers. Selected chargers will include Megawatt Charging System (MCS) capability for future ultra high-power charging. The facility will provide eight truck-and-trailer bays, ten tractor bays, a welfare cabin for driver comfort and 15 park-and-drive car parking spaces to support flexible fleet operation.
The hub will provide fair and efficient sharing of grid capacity between Hams Hall tenants, and accessibility to EV charging for fleets operating in and passing through Hams Hall area.
“Securing planning consent for our charging hub at Hams Hall reflects our intent to support the infrastructure required for largescale fleet electrification at a nationally significant logistics centre,” said Chris Morrison, CEO of Fleete Group. “Hams Hall represents a strategically important opportunity within our growing network of shared charging sites. Through this network, we’re helping address infrastructure costs and connection challenges, making the transition to zero emission logistics faster, more practical and more achievable for fleet operators.”
Fleete manages the design, planning and operation of its charging hubs, ensuring an efficient and reliable charging experience for fleet operators. Supported by advanced energy management systems and 24/7 operational monitoring, each site delivers dependable power when and where it’s needed most.
