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Exploring EV charging in Northamptonshire?

From Corby and Kettering to Wellingborough and Northampton, we want to make it easier to work out what type of EV charger installation might suit your property. We are building relationships with installers in this part of the Midlands, rather than promising coverage we cannot yet guarantee.

For town-specific considerations, see Corby, Kettering and Northampton. Each covers a different mix of home parking, business charging and site-planning questions. We also welcome enquiries from other Northamptonshire postcodes, subject to partner availability.

Charging at home

If you are moving from petrol or diesel to an electric vehicle, a sensible first question is where and when you will charge. A driveway, garage or other dedicated parking space can make planning simpler. The installer will still need to consider your existing electrical supply, cable route, charger location and any necessary permissions.

We can begin with a postcode and a few details, then see whether an appropriate local partner is available to assess the work. You don't need to know the electrical terminology before making contact.

Charging at work

Northamptonshire businesses may be considering chargepoints for staff, visitors or company vehicles. The right solution depends on the number of vehicles, how long they park, site electrical capacity and the possibility of adding more chargepoints later. Read our workplace charging guide before requesting a site-specific quote.

A depot with vans returning overnight needs a different plan from an office where employees park all day. Commercial projects may also involve protective works around bays, cable trenches or reinstatement, so a complete quotation should cover the groundworks as well as the electrical installation.

What happens after you enquire?

We discuss the requirement and available options. If we can connect you with a suitable installation partner, they will assess the job, provide their quotation and explain any next steps. There is no obligation to proceed.

For useful background, see indicative installation costs and government grants.

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