Shell's Ubitricity acquires FM Conway's 2,400 lamppost chargers, pushing UK network past 14,000 points
By Eve
Ubitricity UK, a Shell subsidiary, is acquiring FM Conway's SureCharge network of 2,400 residential lamppost charge points operating at 4.8kW across London. The transition began in early February 2026, with all units expected to carry Shell Recharge branding within two months. The deal expands Ubitricity's footprint to over 14,000 charge points across 30 local authorities in the UK, reinforcing its position as the country's largest charging operator.
Why it matters: The acquisition consolidates slow AC charging infrastructure under a single major operator, giving Shell greater control of on street residential charging contracts with London boroughs. Procurement teams working with FM Conway's SureCharge sites will need to transition supplier relationships and potentially renegotiate terms under the Shell Recharge brand.

