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Connected Kerb UK store locations
What Connected Kerb is
Connected Kerb is an on-street charge point operator, installing low-power (7-22kW) kerbside and car-park chargers in partnership with local authorities, primarily for households without off-street parking who cannot charge an EV at home.
Price tier: Value
Ownership: A private limited company backed by infrastructure and government-adjacent capital, chiefly the National Wealth Fund and Aviva Investors. No single majority owner has been disclosed.
Formats: On-street kerbside bollards and lamp-post retrofits, council car parks and park & ride sites, destination and commercial car parks (retail, workplace, leisure) and new-build residential developments. All chargers are AC, at 7kW or 22kW.
Growth: Expanding through local-authority concession contracts, including Oxfordshire, Surrey and Blackburn with Darwen, with installation delivered through partners such as Solutions30 and Eclipse Power.
How many Connected Kerb stores are there in each region of the UK?
| South East | 957 |
| West Midlands | 485 |
| Wales | 267 |
| South West | 139 |
| Greater London | 108 |
| North East | 90 |
| East of England | 77 |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | 44 |
| Scotland | 30 |
| North West | 28 |
| East Midlands | 26 |
Who Connected Kerb competes with in the UK
Competitor set arrives with the brand profile.
How many Connected Kerb charging locations are there in the UK?
2,251 charging locations as at November 2026.
Who owns Connected Kerb?
Connected Kerb Limited is a private company backed by the National Wealth Fund and Aviva Investors, with no single disclosed majority owner.
What kind of chargers does Connected Kerb operate?
AC chargers at 7kW or 22kW, sized for longer sessions such as overnight charging, on residential streets, in council car parks, at destination and workplace car parks and in new-build developments. It does not operate rapid or ultra-rapid chargers.