The Urban Kerb system lowers the cost and time to deploy ev chargers substantially. Accelerate your ev charger rollout!
From 2035 the sale of new petrol and diesel cars will be banned across the UK
To support this changethe government has a target of 300k charge points by 2030. Most local authorities are well behind this target and need a cost effective way to increase the speed of their rollout while lowering the cost of the project.
Progress so far...
Pace of Growth Too Slow
The UK has a legal commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by the year 2050
Funding Underutilised
Funding exists but remains underused due to slow infrastructure deployment and logistical challenges
Current Method Slow & Costly
Current methods to provide adequate EV infrastructure to meet targets are slow and costly
Total number of public electric vehicle charging devices installed in the uk (as of 1st January 2026)
0
Why Urban Kerb?
No Repeat Excavation
Once Urban Kerb is installed it eliminates
re-excavation for EV charger expansion
Reduced Labour Costs
Faster, more efficient installations mean reduced labour costs
Zero Material Waste
Urban Kerb will not crack, spall or chip resulting in additional savings on replacements
Health and Safety
Reduced manual handling risks gives health and safety savings
Savings of circa £500 - £1000 can be achieved with every 10 meters of installation using Urban Kerb over existing methods