- Enviromena is powering InstaVolt’s Winchester superhub, which will feature 44 ultra-rapid chargers using 100% renewable electricity.
- The site will be powered by solar panels and an energy storage system for efficient green energy management.
- The superhub is part of InstaVolt’s plan to install 11,000 ultra-rapid chargers across the UK and Ireland by 2030.
Enviromena joins InstaVolt’s latest superhub project to provide 100% renewable charging
Enviromena, a leading clean energy company, is powering InstaVolt’s latest EV charging superhub in Winchester. InstaVolt’s Three Maids Hill rapid-charging facility is going to run on 100% renewable electricity.
Located just off the A34 junction near the M3, the superhub will feature 44 ultra-rapid chargers. Enviromena will power the site with a combination of ground-mounted solar panels and a rooftop system installed on the café. A utility-scale energy storage system will also be in place to efficiently manage and store green electricity.
Delvin Lane, CEO of InstaVolt, commented:
“Our choice of partners for this site were key, the Winchester superhub is a flagship site and we required advanced technologies that will deliver, and we knew that by working with Enviromena that we’d get just that.”
The Winchester superhub is part of InstaVolt’s plan to install 11,000 ultra-rapid chargers across the UK and Ireland by 2030. Construction began in June, and will be complete by spring 2025. Once operational, the superhub will be a shining example of charging efficiency, and sustainability.
Lee Adams, Enviromena’s Chief Commercial Offer, added:
“The Enviromena team know the area well, having worked alongside the residents and community groups in Winchester while we were building, and continue to manage the neighbouring solar farm. We’re really excited to be part of this upcoming project. At Enviromena we’re always looking to push boundaries in terms of innovation and it’s great to partner up with InstaVolt – a company that is very much aligned with our own mission to lower carbon emissions through sustainable alternatives.
The on-site solar provision means the power is right there, easily accessible and the battery energy storage system means that if the energy isn’t being used it can be stored. It’s win-win.”
