Delivering decarbonisation through on-street EV charging
London, November 28, 2025, (Oilandgaspress) –– During this year’s COP30, global leaders spent two weeks debating how to deliver on the promises of net zero. Targets, timelines, and technologies were all under the spotlight. But beneath the headlines, one question stood out: how do we turn policy ambition into practical action?
Trojan Energy, believed that answers aren’t found in declarations—but in delivery. Real decarbonisation happens at street level, through infrastructure that is inclusive, resilient, and designed for everyday people. Our on-street EV charging solution is already demonstrating what meaningful implementation looks like, transforming how communities across the UK access sustainable transport.
Here’s how Trojan Energy is helping turn net zero ambition into action, one street at a time.
The Gap Between Policy and Practice
Across the net zero landscape, a familiar pattern is emerging. Ambitious national strategies are being developed—but progress on the ground often lags behind. It’s not a lack of political will; it’s the complexity of execution.
EV charging infrastructure highlights this challenge clearly. The UK has committed to phasing out petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030, yet millions of households without driveways still have no convenient way to charge at home. Without accessible and affordable on-street EV charging, the shift to electric vehicles risks widening inequality, not reducing it.
Closing this gap requires fresh thinking, deep collaboration with EV users, and solutions built for real-world conditions. This is exactly where Trojan Energy’s model excels.
Trojan Energy’s Model: Making Decarbonisation Deliverable
Our mission is simple: ensure the EV transition is accessible to everyone.
Trojan Energy’s innovative flat-and-flush on-street chargers integrate seamlessly into the pavement, minimising street clutter while delivering reliable and affordable charging for households without off-street parking. With our unique system, residents can have a charge point installed directly outside their home and draw energy from their own domestic electricity supply.
The result is a truly inclusive solution—one that brings the benefits of the EV transition to every household, not just those with driveways.
Across the UK, councils are already adopting this approach, deploying scalable, unobtrusive infrastructure that enhances neighbourhoods rather than disrupting them. Our technology demonstrates that when designed thoughtfully, EV charging can be both practical and transformative.
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