The borough of Camden takes a bold step towards sustainability with the installation of over 570 discreet on-street electric vehicle (EV) chargers, paving the way for cleaner air and inclusive transport solutions.
Major investment in electric mobility
Camden Council is making a multi-million-pound investment to equip its streets with state-of-the-art EV chargers, developed by Trojan Energy. This initiative, part of the borough’s broader sustainability strategy, aims to boost EV adoption and reduce emissions by providing convenient charging solutions for residents without driveways.


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Innovative technology for urban spaces
Trojan Energy’s chargers are uniquely designed to lie flat within pavements, avoiding street clutter and integrating seamlessly into urban settings. With smart parking sensor technology and underground connections to nearby power cabinets, the chargers offer an efficient and practical solution for both individual car owners and car club users.
Scaling up after initial success
Following a well-received 2022 trial funded by Innovate UK, Camden is now scaling up its efforts. The first 70 chargers will be installed by July 2025, with a total of 570 expected by 2026. This rollout is supported by the government’s On-Street Residential Charge Point Scheme (ORCS), ensuring accessibility for residents and encouraging sustainable travel choices.



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Voices driving the project
Ian Mackenzie, CEO of Trojan Energy, expressed his enthusiasm for the initiative: “This partnership reflects our commitment to ensuring the energy transition benefits everyone. We’re excited to support Camden’s vision for sustainable transport.” Adam Harrison, Camden’s cabinet member for planning and sustainability, added: “Our strategy prioritizes sustainable and inclusive transport for all. These new EV charge points will enhance air quality, reduce emissions, and support our environmental goals.”
Towards a cleaner, inclusive Camden
With this ambitious deployment, Camden sets a powerful example of urban innovation, blending cutting-edge technology with sustainability to create a cleaner, greener future for its residents.



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