Connected Kerb invests £350,000 in Aberdeen EV charger manufacturing facility
By Eve
Connected Kerb has committed £350,000 to establish an EV charger production facility in Aberdeen, targeting UK-based manufacturing to strengthen supply chain resilience. The facility aims to produce 28,000 chargers by 2030, supporting domestic procurement requirements.
Why it matters
Local manufacturing capacity reduces lead times and import dependencies for UK CPOs and councils procuring on-street charging infrastructure. The 28,000 unit pipeline through 2030 signals significant domestic supply availability for upcoming tender cycles.
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- Original title
- “Connected Kerb Aberdeen EV Charger Manufacturing”
- Published
- 22 October 2026
- Updated
- 23 October 2026
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- EV Charging
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- United Kingdom
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