- Osprey Charging Network and Railpen have installed three rapid EV chargers at St Ann’s Shopping Centre, Harrow.
- The chargers provide 100 miles of range in 35 minutes, reducing CO2 emissions by approximately 7,400 tonnes annually.
- This Harrow site is the first of three planned locations, with additional sites in Wales and Salisbury coming soon.
Osprey and Railpen partner to install rapid chargers, starting in Harrow, London
Osprey Charging Network and Railpen have partnered to launch a new rapid EV charging site in Harrow, London. The partnership has installed three high-powered chargers at St Ann’s Shopping Centre to meet the area’s rising demand for infrastructure.
The chargers are in the multi-storey car park of the shopping centre for convenience. They’re capable of adding 100 miles of range in just 35 minutes, perfect for short shopping stops. Moreover, the installation will save approximately 7,400 tonnes of CO2.
Maria Averkina, Asset and Development Manager at Railpen commented:
“The new charging site at St Ann’s Shopping Centre offers drivers a convenient location to charge their vehicle in as fast as 35 minutes. This latest announcement is a testament to Railpen’s ongoing commitment to use our influence and scale to effect positive change in the world, ultimately creating a better environment for our members to retire in.”
Osprey Charging, already a leader in the UK’s EV infrastructure, continues to expand its reach. With over 1,100 chargers now operational nationwide, the company is committed to making EV charging more accessible and reliable.
Andrew Nosworthy, Commercial Director at Osprey Charging commented:
“We’re excited to partner with Railpen to bring reliable, rapid charging to St Anns Shopping Centre in Harrow. Our collaboration with Railpen underscores our commitment to providing accessible charging to all EV drivers across the UK. The launch of our first Railpen site, as well as the two further locations that will open very shortly, mark another significant step in this direction.”
This site in Harrow is just the beginning. Osprey and Railpen plan to launch two additional locations later this year, including a 16-bay hub in Glamorgan Vale Retail Park, Wales, and another site in Salisbury.
As the push for EV adoption gains momentum, Osprey and Railpen’s partnership is a significant step forward in building the necessary infrastructure to support it.
