Choosing the right EV charging model is about more than today's demand. Learn how hotels, workplaces, leisure destinations, and fleet operators can future-proof EV charging infrastructure by planning for growth, selecting scalable solutions, exploring funding opportunities, and avoiding costly decisions that may need replacing in just a few years.
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Calculating EV charging ROI doesn’t have to be complicated. Learn how hotels, workplaces, leisure destinations, and fleet operators can evaluate the true return on EV charging by looking beyond charging revenue and considering customer experience, operational benefits, funding opportunities, future demand, and long-term business value.
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Installing EV charging involves far more than choosing chargers. From supplier research and funding applications to stakeholder management, installation coordination, and ongoing support, the hidden cost is often time. Discover how a fully managed EV charging solution can reduce complexity, save internal resources, and help businesses move forward with confidence.
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Still looking into EV charging for your business? Discover why hotels, workplaces, leisure venues, and fleet operators are moving from research to action. Learn how EV charging supports customer expectations, operational efficiency, employee needs, and future growth and why delaying infrastructure planning could leave businesses behind competitors.
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Discover the five most common infrastructure mistakes that slow EV fleet rollouts, from poor charging strategy and power limitations to scalability and operational disruption. Learn how businesses can design reliable, future-proof EV fleet charging infrastructure that reduces vehicle downtime, supports operational continuity, and enables successful long-term fleet electrification.
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Connekt EV Charging is powering Nick Morgan’s ‘No Scotland No Party’ World Cup tour across Scotland, travelling from the Borders to John O’Groats using public EV charging hubs.
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Discover why EV charging projects stall and how businesses can avoid common delays around cost, funding, infrastructure, and installation. Learn how tailored EV charging solutions, clear commercial planning, and fully managed delivery help hotels, leisure venues, and commercial sites install EV chargers quickly, efficiently, and without operational disruption.
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EV charging success depends more on location than speed. This article explains how visibility, accessibility and alignment with user behaviour drive charger usage across commercial sites. By placing chargers where people naturally park and spend time, businesses can deliver more effective, reliable and cost-efficient EV charging without over-relying on high-powered infrastructure.
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EV fleet charging requires a different approach to standard commercial setups. This article explores why understanding vehicle usage, schedules and dwell time is critical to designing reliable, scalable infrastructure. By aligning charging with operational needs, businesses can improve efficiency, reduce costs and ensure their fleet remains fully charged and ready every day.
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EV charging can enhance the customer experience when it is designed around convenience, reliability and how guests use a site. For hospitality venues, aligning charger placement, accessibility and dwell time with the guest journey ensures charging feels seamless, supporting longer stays, higher satisfaction and a more future-ready, customer-focused environment.
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Dwell time is one of the most important factors in EV charging design, especially for hotels and leisure sites. This article explains how aligning charger type, speed and placement with how long guests stay leads to more effective, reliable and cost-efficient EV charging solutions that enhance the overall guest experience.
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Workplace EV charging is often seen as a potential revenue stream, but its real value lies in supporting employees and sustainability goals. This article explores why successful workplace charging is designed as a service, how it should be implemented, and what businesses should prioritise to make it effective long term.
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EV charging is becoming an important amenity for hotels, but not every installation works as intended. From charger type to location and funding models, the right solution depends on guest behaviour and site layout. This guide explains what makes EV charging successful at hotels — and the common mistakes to avoid.
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EV charging looks different for every site. From hotels and holiday parks to workplaces and retail destinations, the right infrastructure depends on how people use the location. This article explores why a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work and how tailored EV charging solutions help businesses support drivers effectively.
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EV charging is now an expected amenity for hotels and leisure venues, but it doesn’t need to be complex or costly. Connekt helps businesses offer EV charging through flexible funding models, handling installation, operation and maintenance, so sites can support EV drivers without distraction, risk or operational burden.
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With EV adoption accelerating and over 90% of drivers relying on public charging, EV chargers are becoming essential infrastructure for public venues. This article explains why 2026 is a critical moment to invest and how charging can deliver long-term commercial value.
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Connekt EV Charging is now live on Electroverse, boosting visibility and access for commercial sites while improving charging convenience for EV-driving guests.
The 2025 Budget is accelerating the shift towards public and workplace EV charging. Learn why businesses hosting EV chargers are set to benefit and how Connekt supports reliable, scalable commercial charging.
We’re excited to share that Connekt’s EV chargers are now live on the Allstar network - one of the UK’s largest and fastest electric vehicle charging payment networks for businesses.
Connekt EV Charging has secured a multi million pound growth investment from Growth Fund 1 (GF1), an investor backing high-potential UK businesses. This funding will drive the expansion of Connekt’s strategic charging hubs, support team growth, and strengthen its focus on the hotel,hospitality, leisure as well as public sector - one of the UK’s most underserved EV charging markets.
Discover how to install rapid and destination EV charging hubs in the UK. Funding, site selection, costs & ROI explained in this 2025 expert guide.
As more drivers make the switch to electric vehicles, the demand for EV charging infrastructure is surging. Whether you run a hotel, manage a retail park, or operate a commercial premises, installing EV chargers can unlock new revenue streams, attract customers, and future-proof your business.But what does it actually cost to install commercial EV chargers?The short answer is: it depends. The long answer? Let’s break it down.
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The EV revolution is in full swing - and businesses across the UK are stepping up to meet the moment. Whether you're running a hotel, a football stadium, a business park, or a council building, installing EV chargers isn’t just a box to tick for sustainability - it’s a chance to drive revenue, attract footfall, and future-proof your site.
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If you’re considering EV chargers for your business, one of the first questions you'll face is - "Should I install fast chargers, or rapid chargers?" The answer depends on your site type, customer behaviour, and your goals - whether that’s longer stays, faster turnover, or even generating revenue from charging.
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When business owners think about EV chargers, they often focus on the cost or the logistics. But one of the most powerful benefits is often overlooked:
With EV adoption accelerating across the UK, customer expectations are evolving quickly. More drivers are planning their journeys, stays, and spending habits around access to electric vehicle charging.
We’re thrilled to announce that Connekt Charging has been successfully appointed to the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Solutions Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS)
Increasingly, travellers are choosing EVs for their environmental benefits and cost savings, and they expect the places they stay to cater to their needs. Guests would not stay at a hotel without WiFi - and soon enough, it could be argued that they won't stay at one without EV Charging.
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution continues to gather momentum as governments, businesses, and consumers across the UK and Europe embrace cleaner, more sustainable transportation. With EV sales, charging infrastructure, and emerging technologies all set to expand significantly, 2025 will be a landmark year for the sector.
The year 2024 has been nothing short of transformative for the electric vehicle (EV) industry. As EVs moved from the fringes of the automotive market to the mainstream, this year has been defined by record-breaking growth,
Connekt EV Charging, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has inaugurated its first rapid charging hub at the prestigious Cameron House Hotel on Loch Lomond. This development marks a significant step in Connekt's strategic plan to establish 100 rapid charging hubs across the UK, enhancing the nation's EV infrastructure.
As more citizens choose electric vehicles, they expect public facilities to lead the way in environmental responsibility. Public sector buildings are in a unique position to demonstrate sustainability efforts, setting an example for private sectors to follow. Many governments have set ambitious sustainability targets, and public sector buildings equipped with EV chargers play a crucial role in meeting these goals.
Installing EV charging stations doesn’t have to be complicated, and with Connekt’s comprehensive support, your hotel can become an EV-friendly destination without the hassle.
Connekt EV Charging, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has announced a significant milestone with a £220,000 investment from two private individuals.
The world is shifting toward electric vehicles (EVs) faster than ever, and hotels that fail to offer EV charging are being left behind. In the hospitality industry, guest experience is everything, and as more people drive EVs, charging options become a key amenity. Offering EV charging isn’t just a nice-to-have—it's quickly becoming a must-have.
We are excited to announce that Connekt Group Ltd has secured a £250,000 loan from the Investment Fund for Scotland (IFS). This funding will be instrumental in the development of our first three rapid charging hubs, marking a significant milestone in our mission to enhance Scotland’s EV infrastructure.
The Future of EV Charging is NOW.As the world moves towards a more sustainable future, the concept of "smart cities" is being spoken about more often. It's not such a stretch to imagine. Already our houses have became more connected than ever with smart devices, smart plugs, smart lamps.......if something can connect to the internet, it can be smart!
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The Importance of EV Charging for Industrial EstatesAt Connekt HQ the conversations on charging infrastructure are of course always a focal point for us. The increasing demand for charging stations is evident, but while industrial estates are uniquely positioned to capitalise on this extra revenue stream - we see 90% of them without EV charging facilities. Why?!
At Connekt, we believe in working with only the best, tried and tested manufacturers to deliver top-notch EV charging solutions to our clients. That's why we're proud to announce our partnership with evec, a leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. This strategic collaboration is an essential step towards helping businesses become more sustainable and achieve their net zero emissions goals.
At Connekt we believe that golf clubs have a unique opportunity to embrace the future by installing electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities. As the world transitions towards cleaner and greener alternatives, golf clubs can position themselves as leaders in environmental stewardship. On top of this they will be encouraging members to the club - after all, who doesn't want to charge their car during their round of golf?
We are thrilled to announce that Connekt EVCharging has emerged victorious in the prestigious Scottish Edge competition, securing the top spot in the Net Zero category. This remarkable achievement comes as a testament to our commitment to sustainable solutions and innovation in the electric vehicle (EV) charging sector.
As the world shifts towards a greener and more sustainable future, the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) is more evident than ever. The question arises: Can I monetise my EV chargepoints? Connekt is here to help you do just that.
In today's rapidly evolving world, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming an increasingly common sight on the road. With this growth, the demand for accessible and efficient EV charging solutions is skyrocketing.
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is in full swing, and the United Kingdom is at the forefront of this sustainable transition. As more people make the switch to electric cars, the demand for convenient and accessible EV charging infrastructure is on the rise.
In an era where environmental sustainability is paramount, businesses are seeking innovative ways to reduce their carbon footprint.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of commerce, attracting customers to your business isn't just about offering quality products and services; it's also about providing convenience and value.
Connekt's bespoke cloud-based EV charging solution is now open to Commercial EV Installers and selected referral partners who share our passion for sustainability in business.
At Connekt, we pride ourselves on offering cutting-edge software solutions that not only enhance the EV charging process but also contribute to a more reliable and resilient electrical grid
Electric vehicle (EV) uptake in the UK has seen a significant increase in the last 10 years, with a steady year-on-year growth in the number of EV registrations.
Connekt EV Charging founder Johnny Manning has been selected to participate in the prestigious Scale-Up Scotland program run by The Hunter Foundation.
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Lyndsey has almost 20 years dealing with commercial partnership at a national level and was previously a key account director for a national advertising organisation.
