Largest EV Charging Project to Date with NHS
eEnergy Group PLC has secured its largest EV charging project to date with the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust. The £333,000 project involves the installation of 48 EV chargers across 10 Trust sites, blending 7kW and 11kW units for staff and public use. Installation is scheduled to commence in November 2025 and be completed by the end of January 2026. This follows a successful earlier phase, leading to this substantial extension of the Trust's charging infrastructure. eEnergy also supported the Trust in securing government funding by providing site surveys and investment-grade proposals.
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eEnergy Secures Largest EV Charging Project to Date with Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust.
eEnergy (AIM: EAAS), the net zero energy services provider, has been awarded its single largest EV charging project to date by Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, signalling further confidence from the NHS in eEnergy's expertise and delivery.
The £333,000 project will see 48 EV chargers installed across 10 Trust sites commencing in November 2025 and completed by end of January 2026. The rollout includes a mix of 7kW and 11kW units, serving both staff and public car parks at hospitals, clinics, and administrative offices.
This is the Trust's second major EV charging investment with eEnergy, following a successful earlier phase. Delighted with eEnergy's design expertise, project management, and aftercare service, the Trust has committed to this substantial extension to its existing charging estate. Importantly, eEnergy's team also supported the Trust in securing government funding, carrying out multiple site surveys to provide investment-grade proposals to underpin a successful funding application.
Key highlights:
- Largest EV charging project awarded to eEnergy to date
- 48 EV chargers: a blend of 7kW and 11kW units
- 10 Trust sites: including Tenbury, Malvern, Kidderminster, and Bromsgrove
- Mixed-use deployment: staff and public car parks
- Framework procurement: further cementing eEnergy's framework strategy for public sector decarbonisation
- Government funding support: eEnergy's site surveys and investment-grade proposals enabled a successful funding application
Harvey Sinclair, CEO of eEnergy, commented:
"This marks a further milestone for eEnergy and highlights the growing trust the NHS places in us to deliver high-quality, funded Net Zero infrastructure. By extending existing EV infrastructure, we're helping the Trust accelerate its sustainable transport strategy while making clean charging accessible for staff and visitors."
This landmark EV charger contract strengthens eEnergy's position as the trusted EV charging partner for the NHS and wider public sector.
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