Case Study
Trojan Energy launch on-street chargers in Camden

This is an introduction… Trojan Energy have announced a new project to develop a single, publicly accessible electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint that can be installed in the street outside a customer’s home and powered by their domestic electricity supply – the first on-street charger to allow this.
Our primary aims
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- Reducing carbon emissions
- Enhancing public access to EV charging
- Facilitating EV adoption
- Using specific funding
Solution Selection
The project is funded by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) in partnership with Innovate UK (IUK). As part of the project 25 prototype units will be trialled on selected streets in the London Borough of Brent and in three districts of Oxfordshire; South and West Oxfordshire and the Vale of the White Horse. Brent Council and Oxfordshire County Council are key project partners and hope to understand how the technology can be used to provide charging for residents that are underserved by existing chargepoint technologies.
“We are excited to be bringing a new version of our charging system to reality, with great partners who share our commitment to solving the interesting regulatory and contractual challenges that arise from an architecture that’s not been tried before. We know the trialists are going to love being able to charge right outside their front doors.”

Site Selection
Assessment criteria
The project is funded by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) in partnership with Innovate UK (IUK). As part of the project 25 prototype units will be trialled on selected streets in the London Borough of Brent and in three districts of Oxfordshire; South and West Oxfordshire and the Vale of the White Horse. Brent Council and Oxfordshire County Council are key project partners and hope to understand how the technology can be used to provide charging for residents that are underserved by existing chargepoint technologies.
Community engagement
The project is funded by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) in partnership with Innovate UK (IUK). As part of the project 25 prototype units will be trialled on selected streets in the London Borough of Brent and in three districts of Oxfordshire; South and West Oxfordshire and the Vale of the White Horse. Brent Council and Oxfordshire County Council are key project partners and hope to understand how the technology can be used to provide charging for residents that are underserved by existing chargepoint technologies.

the process
Implementation
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Step 1
Initial Consultation
Maintain the look and feel of your streets while embracing cutting-edge technology across your borough.
Step 2
Site Assessment
Maintain the look and feel of your streets while embracing cutting-edge technology across your borough.
Step 3
Mapping
Maintain the look and feel of your streets while embracing cutting-edge technology across your borough.
“We chose Trojan Energy to install 500 on-street EV charge points due to their innovative, flat and flush technology that aligns with Barnet’s commitment to decluttering public areas.
Trojan’s economic model allowed for up to 15 charge points with a single electrical connection, and their ongoing support made it easy for us to award a further contract for an additional 800 charge points.”
Environmental Impact
We don’t just provide the hardware; we partner with you every step of the way. From flexible funding options to expert support with grant applications, Trojan Energy is committed to making your EV infrastructure rollout a success.
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Reduction in carbon emissions
Maintain the look and feel of your streets while embracing cutting-edge technology across your borough.
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Improvement in air quality
Align with government goals to reduce carbon emissions and promote green travel.
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Enhance public satisfaction
Provide residents with an easy-to-use, accessible EV charging experience that slots into their daily lives.
Lessons Learned
Challenges
The project is funded by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) in partnership with Innovate UK (IUK). As part of the project 25 prototype units will be trialled on selected streets in the London Borough of Brent and in three districts of Oxfordshire; South and West Oxfordshire and the Vale of the White Horse. Brent Council and Oxfordshire County Council are key project partners and hope to understand how the technology can be used to provide charging for residents that are underserved by existing chargepoint technologies.
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- Reducing carbon emissions
- Enhancing public access to EV charging
- Facilitating EV adoption
- Using specific funding

Best Pracitces
The project is funded by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) in partnership with Innovate UK (IUK). As part of the project 25 prototype units will be trialled on selected streets in the London Borough of Brent and in three districts of Oxfordshire; South and West Oxfordshire and the Vale of the White Horse. Brent Council and Oxfordshire County Council are key project partners and hope to understand how the technology can be used to provide charging for residents that are underserved by existing chargepoint technologies.
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- Reducing carbon emissions
- Enhancing public access to EV charging
- Facilitating EV adoption
- Using specific funding

Future Plans
Outlining future plans… Trojan Energy have announced a new project to develop a single, publicly accessible electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint that can be installed in the street outside a customer’s home and powered by their domestic electricity supply – the first on-street charger to allow this.
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