About Trojan Energy
We’re leading the charge
We’re on a mission
to create a quiet revolution in urban EV charging
We believe that electric vehicles are the future, but we know that charging them can be a challenge, especially when you don’t have a driveway.
As a mission-led organisation, Trojan Energy has created a unique solution to bring convenient, cost-effective on-street charging to the millions of households in the UK who don’t have a driveway. But that’s not all.
With our innovatively designed ‘flat & flush’ technology, we’ve redefined what kerbside EV charging for residential streets looks like.
We’ve seen the future of EV charging. Now it’s your turn
Meet the Trojan team
Ian Mackenzie
Chief Executive Officer
Jennifer Heiton
Chief Financial Officer
Hugh Mackenzie
Chief Operating Officer
Sandy Thom
Chief Technical Officer
John Nicholls
Chief Commercial Officer
Partners we work with
Trojan Energy is proud to be working with several key partners across the country.
Memberships & Accreditations
Unlocking better EV charging
Trojan hub was developed by brilliant engineers frustrated by the limitations of outdated EV technology. Since the company launched in 2016, we’ve revised and refined our offering so that it works for the good of the whole community.
All our products have been designed in association with Disability Rights UK to make sure they’re suitable for everyone who uses the pavement. And in our goal towards net zero, we promote sustainable EV charging with all our charge points powered by renewables.
How it works
Our discreet chargers are installed in clusters of up to 10 per street, maximising charging availability for residents while keeping pavements free from obstruction.
When not in use, the ‘flat & flush’ design blends seamlessly into the pavement leaving a clean and clear streetscape. To receive charge, residents connect to a charging point using a personal portable charging adaptor which monitors their usage and manages payment. Simple, speedy, street-smart – this is the future of EV charging.
