Electric Vehicle (EV) charge point operator (CPO) Believ will be attending the Completely Retail Marketplace in London to highlight how its landlord friendly, fully funded charge point installation solution adds value to landowners, local authorities and retailers by generating new revenue streams and bringing significant environmental benefits.
Believ works in partnership with local authorities and landowners to help transform land and existing parking bays into EV charging destinations that deliver long term, stable income streams from otherwise unused land. Its experienced property, planning, legal and operations teams deliver an end-to-end solution from initial design through to planning and installation, as well as all ongoing operation and maintenance. It will also identify which charging speeds are required to best serve each site.
Believ partners with sister company Virgin Media O2 in the deployment of charging infrastructure, leveraging its capacity and expertise to enable the installation of charge points at scale and pace throughout the UK.
Craig Butler, Believ’s Property and Acquisitions Director will attend the event, alongside Sales Director Steve Beer and Tom Baylis, Senior Acquisition and Transaction Manager.
“Landowners, businesses and local authorities that are looking to utilise their land for EV charging require straightforward support and a transparent offering delivered by a company that can guarantee long-term stability,” says Craig. “We recognise that our partners understand the benefits of EV charging, but may lack the time, expertise or resources to put their plans in motion.
“By partnering with Believ, however, landowners and occupiers benefit from a turnkey, fully funded solution that can be rolled out at pace to encourage more drivers to make the switch,” he says, “We’re delighted to attend this event and look forward to discussing individual challenges and solutions with attendees.”
You can find Believ in the Public Sector Hub, alongside the REVO conference area on the 24th of September.