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Ubitricity is a provider and operator of public EV charging solutions, described as the largest public EV charging network in the UK and a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell.

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Overview

Ubitricity is a provider and operator of public electric vehicle charging solutions. Founded in 2008 and based in Berlin, it describes itself as the largest public EV charging network in the UK, with more than 14,200 charging points there and more than 20,000 public charging points operated in total. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell and belongs to Shell's Mobility Division. Its charging solutions include lamppost, bollard, fast and rapid charging, and it works with local authorities on public charging infrastructure.

History

Ubitricity was founded in 2008 and has been based in Berlin since its founding. In 2018, the company opened its second location in London. It has worked with over 30 local authorities to roll out over 14,200 charge points across the UK, and in Germany, France and the Netherlands EV drivers are also able to charge at a growing number of ubitricity-operated charge points. In total, it operates more than 20,000 public charging points. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Shell and belongs to the Mobility Division.

Products and positioning

One of the leading providers and operators of innovative public EV charging solutions; largest public charging network in the UK.

  • Lamppost charging

  • Bollard charging

  • Fast charging

  • Rapid charging

Recent events

  • Reported

    Shell announces acquisition of ubitricity[6]

    Shell said it was acquiring ubitricity, the owner of the UK's largest public electric vehicle charging network; the acquisition amount was undisclosed.

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