Network Plus and The Bridge Group form strategic partnership to deliver Electric Vehicle charging points

Network Plus, and specialist security, asset management and electrical contractor, The Bridge Group, have formed a strategic partnership to address the Electric Vehicle (EV) charging market.

The partnership will focus on the supply and installation of advanced EV charging solutions to customers throughout the UK. The joint delivery model will combine Bridge Group’s innovative charging technology with Network Plus’s multi-utility installation expertise.

The initiative forms part of both companies’ sustainability and net-zero commitments and will support our clients in meeting their own EV charging targets when constructing and updating both industrial and commercial developments.

With a growing need for EV charging infrastructure in the UK, this partnership offers a mutually beneficial solution for all parties, supplying and installing future-proof environmentally friendly technology.

Mike Flynn, director at Network Plus multi-utility, said: “Our partnership with The Bridge Group will provide access to the best EV charging manufacturers in the industry. The innovative Zaptec Pro technology allows for several charging robots to be connected to the same fuse, with the total current automatically optimised between units.

Load-balancing occurs through proprietary wireless technology, preventing overloads and maximising charge efficiency. The system includes remote billing capability for industrial and commercial customers and can also be installed ahead of need, minimising retrofit costs. This partnership marks an exciting time for Network Plus and The Bridge Group as we continue to support the UK’s green revolution.”

Ryan Dignam, Director of Bridge Power said: “be it workplace charging, domestic or commercial, Bridge Power delivers a full turnkey solution nationally. The partnership with Network Plus strengthens our ability to deliver everywhere in the UK, ensuring our clients are protected nationwide, with one point of call.”