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Osprey Charging Network UK store locations
What Osprey Charging Network is
Osprey Charging is a nationally spread UK public EV charging network that installs rapid and ultra-rapid hubs on arterial and trunk roads and retail parks, increasingly on its own freehold land at flagship sites, competing on simple time-banded pay-as-you-go pricing with no subscription.
Price tier: Mid-market
Ownership: Osprey Charging Network Ltd is majority-owned through Via Novus Limited, the holding vehicle of Cube Infrastructure Fund II, managed by Cube Infrastructure Managers. Investec Bank is a continuing lending relationship. Sites are funded and operated by Osprey on leased land, plus a small number of owned freehold flagship hubs, with no franchise model.
Formats: Rapid and ultra-rapid hubs on arterial and trunk roads and at retail parks, pub car parks through the Marston's partnership, an airport-adjacent hub near Glasgow Airport, and a small number of legacy council car parks. Chargers range up to 300kW, with most sites open 24/7. A separate fleet billing product, Iris, serves business fleets.
Growth: Expanding organically through landlord partnerships with retail-park, pub and property-fund owners, freehold land purchases for flagship hubs, and battery storage and load-balancing hardware to unlock grid-constrained sites, backed by a GBP 110m senior debt facility.
How many Osprey Charging Network stores are there in each region of the UK?
| South West | 54 |
| West Midlands | 48 |
| South East | 47 |
| East Midlands | 46 |
| East of England | 40 |
| Wales | 40 |
| Scotland | 37 |
| North West | 36 |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | 34 |
| North East | 14 |
| Greater London | 6 |
Who Osprey Charging Network competes with in the UK
Competitor set arrives with the brand profile.
How many Osprey charging locations are there in the UK?
410 charging locations as at November 2026.
Who owns Osprey Charging?
Cube Infrastructure Fund II, managed by Cube Infrastructure Managers, through its holding vehicle Via Novus Limited, which holds a majority of Osprey Charging Network Ltd. The company is based in Canterbury, Kent.
Do you need a subscription to charge with Osprey?
No. Charging is pay-as-you-go with no connection fee, subscription or minimum spend. Paying by contactless uses a flat rate; registering for the free app or RFID card unlocks cheaper weekday, weekend and overnight rates.