Salary Sacrifice Scheme provider – The Electric Car Scheme, has announced a strategic partnership with EVC and Connected Kerb. This collaboration aims to simplify the process for businesses looking to install EV charging solutions at their offices, offering a range of services to meet diverse UK business needs.
EVC and Connected Kerb are both specialists in workplace charging solutions, and they will provide services including guidance on choosing the right charging solutions, design, installation, financing options, and ongoing management and maintenance of the charging stations. This partnership ensures businesses can offer convenient charging options to employees without the operational headache often associated with managing such infrastructure.
To cater to different businesses, two distinct funding options are available through this partnership. The first option allows businesses to install chargers at no initial cost, with the installation funded by the partners. This solution includes warranty coverage for the duration of the agreement, installation in communal bays, and full site management, offering a hassle-free approach to adopting workplace charging.
Alternatively, businesses can opt to invest directly in their charging infrastructure, purchasing and owning the chargers outright. This option provides access to OZEV grants, multi-year warranties, and various financing solutions, along with comprehensive management services, ensuring businesses can make the most of their investment.
The Electric Car Scheme encourages interested businesses to schedule a consultation with EVC or Connected Kerb. These consultations are designed to help businesses understand their options, and the benefits of each, and to choose the solution that best fits their needs and goals.