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ABB E-mobility Partners with SaveMoneyCutCarbon to Expand UK DC Fast Charging

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ABB E-mobility has partnered with certified channel partner SaveMoneyCutCarbon to deliver its DC fast charging portfolio across the UK. The collaboration offers operators a fully managed solution, from design and grid connections to installation, maintenance, and flexible financing.

ABB E-mobility has partnered with an EV charging infrastructure provider called SaveMoneyCutCarbon (SMCC) to offer ABB’s DC fast charging products to charging operators in the UK.

As a certified ABB E-mobility channel partner, SaveMoneyCutCarbon provides in-house design, grid connection management, installation, commissioning, software and back-office management, maintenance and ongoing operational support. Customers can also take advantage of flexible financing options.

ABB E-mobility works with a selected group of channel partners across Europe. Each partner completes an onboarding and certification program before being approved to commission, service and maintain ABB chargers, ensuring consistent installation and support quality across markets.

“Bringing our DC fast charging portfolio to the UK through SaveMoneyCutCarbon gives operators a fully managed solution, from site design through to long-term operation and maintenance,” said Navin Smart Channel Account Manager, ABB E-mobility UK.

“We now deliver every stage of a charging infrastructure project in-house—from design and grid connections through to installation, software management and maintenance,” said Simon Blaaser, Head of Product & Partnerships, SaveMoneyCutCarbon. “Combined with flexible funding options, we’re helping organizations accelerate their transition to electric mobility with greater confidence and less complexity.”

Source: ABB E-mobility

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