London Borough of Brent, GB experiments with low-impact EV chargers from Trojan Energy

London Borough of Brent, GB Trojan Energy Low-Impact Charger

In Progress

Five Trojan Energy charge points were installed on Mortimer Road for a six-month pilot. Participants receive free Trojan Lances that link their plug-in vehicles to Connectors that are flush with sidewalk pavement. Trojan Energy recruited current and prospective EV owners along with observers who live near chargers. Brent and Camden will later test 150 chargers across 10 streets as part of a three-year Subsurface Technology for Electric Pathways project with the national government.

Infrastructure Intergovernmental Cooperation Electric Vehicle Pilot / POC

London Borough of Brent, GB

London borough in England

United Kingdom

Governments Involved

London Borough of Camden, GB

United Kingdom

Newsworthy

First-of-a-kind Trojan Energy charge points go live in Brent - Trojan Energy

Five Trojan Energy charge points have been installed in Mortimer Road for a small group of trial participants to carry out real-world testing of the prototype system. The full trial of 150 charge points across Brent and Camden will then go live later in the summer.

Flat and flush EV chargers go live in London borough - Smart Cities World

The Borough of Brent will participate in the initial trial of Trojan Energy’s charge points which are designed to sit flush within the pavement, with no permanent raised street furniture.

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