InstaVolt agrees Certas Energy deal

InstaVolt agrees Certas Energy deal

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InstaVolt is in the process of installing its rapid charge points at Certas Energy forecourts, after agreeing a nationwide deal with the fuel company that will see the rapid charging specialist further expand its network.

InstaVolt is one of the fastest growing UK charging networks currently, and will look to install up one or two charge points at each Certas Energy site. Certas Energy supplies fuel to Gulf and Pace forecourts.

Gulf fuel retailers will see the rapid chargers installed by InstaVolt, with EV drivers requiring no membership fees, apps, or RFID cards. The points are accessed and users charged by using a contactless bank card.

Colin Levy, Retail Operations Manager, Certas Energy, said: “Certas has chosen InstaVolt because of its expertise, the flexibility of the deal and the company’s proven ability to evolve with this rapidly advancing technology.”

Tim Payne, CEO of InstaVolt, commented: “By working with InstaVolt, Certas will benefit from our future-proofed rapid DC charging solution. Our charging stations can be updated as battery technology evolves, delivering faster rates of charge as new technology demands it, ensuring Certas retains best in class hardware.

“This, coupled with the fact we install and maintain them for free and provide a regular rental income in return for use of the space, makes InstaVolt the logical first choice.”

As the InstaVolt points go live, they will appear on Zap-Map, with the network a dynamic data partner. This gives Zap-Map users live status information on each charge point, to see whether the unit is available, in use, or out of service.

Find InstaVolt points on Zap-Map desktop and app by using the network filters.

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