Project Partners
Cybermoor is a community technology social enterprise which deploys community owned digital infrastructure in underserved areas. It has a background in delivering complex wireless and fixed line broadband networks in rural areas in Northern England & Scotland. In 2017 it extended the community support principles from broadband and to electric vehicle charge points (EVCP).
Hangar19 develop transport solutions focusing on EV charging and energy systems. Hangar19 built and deploy our leading EV chargepoint management system across the UK and Middle East. This Park and Recharge service efficiently runs the chargepoints for numerous public and private sector clients including major utilities, councils, NHS and emergency service locations.
Hangar19 is also a chargepoint manufacturer, having developed the innovative Trio charging point, offering three-socket charging opportunities across a range of sites. This growing product is designed to be reliable and robust, minimising downtime for vital fleets.
Hangar19 has extensive V2G experience, having worked on a range of previous charging and V2G projects including V2VNY, E-Velocity, ADVENT, NetXtender 1 and 2, Electric Nation, ENVINCE and more! and been part of 5 previous V2G projects. We have onboarded all the main existing V2X hardware and are developing our own AC-V2X charger which will be deployed on this project.
Launched in 2021, Fuuse is the back-office system for EV chargers, powering hardware to cater for the evolving needs of organisations and their EV drivers. Through its intuitive features, Fuuse helps both private and public sectors to get what they need from their EV charging infrastructure. Fuuse users can save energy, reduce costs, access more chargers, resolve problems quickly and generate revenue from their charging network, from one back-office system.
Charge my Street is a Community Benefit Society which raises the money for local electric vehicle chargepoints, installs and operates them. Its vision is for every home to be within 5 minutes’ walk of an Electric Vehicle Charging point. They want cleaner air and quieter streets and want to enable people who want to switch to electric vehicles but are held back by not having a drive or garage where they can charge. CmS is a key partner on RER project and works closely with FUUSE (who provide backoff services) and BMCA. They have over 200 EVCPs operational and planned, predominantly in rural areas.
DVCC is part of the Blackhall Mill Community Association and its operations are managed by JLJ COMMUNITY INITIATIVES C.I.C.who are the project partner. The EV car club was established in 2012 to provide a rural service, given rural transport provision, and desire to demonstrate as a model for rural EV car clubs. The community centre where it is based has 40 panels to offset usage, they also have a ground source heat pump for heating.
Founded in 2009 in Lancaster, Milliamp Technologies is a technology consultancy engaged in the design and manufacture of technology solutions for a variety of sectors, from energy to consumer electronics. It also offers other specialist support services such as regulatory due diligence and cyber physical assurance. Milliamp works closely with some of the biggest semiconductor companies in the world such as Microchip Technology Inc and is able to leverage their support within the supply chain and with new technology developments. Also as part of its cyber activities, Milliamp works closely with cyber-physical interest groups, security experts at Lancaster University, and was a founding member of the Lancashire Cyber Alliance (part of NWCSC/UKC3) which supports the cyber industry across the north west. Milliamp previously gained extensive expertise with EV charging having previously been a partner in Innovate UK projects related to EVSE and battery technology, and now provides development and consultancy services to global EVSE manufacturers, including security and cyber aspects.