Osprey Charging Network published a new analysis finding that 15 years of frozen thresholds can set some care users back £12,400.
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Taxpayer money being wasted on white elephants for private equity owners, meanwhile - ‘Social care stealth tax’: 15 years of frozen thresholds can set some care users ba…
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Osprey Charging Network
Building the rapid charging network of the future⚡️
- Industry
- Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Osprey Charging Network
Osprey Charging Network is a UK-wide, rapid electric vehicle charging network. Osprey fund, install and manage their network on behalf of landlord partners. The Osprey network is built to be reliable and easy to use. All Osprey chargers accept contactless payments, App payments, RFID payments and payment through all major third-party payment methods including fleet cards. Every charging point is also powered by 100% renewable electricity. Osprey Charging has been voted as one of the Top 3 Charging Networks in Zapmap’s annual rankings, and has been awarded ‘EV Driver Recommended Network’ status for the fourth consecutive year. At the 2023 Transport and Energy awards, Osprey was named Best EV Charging Network, and this was followed by a quadruple win at the Electric Vehicle Innovation and Excellence Awards (EVIEs). These awards included Chargepoint Network of the Year and Private Sector Infrastructure Strategy of the Year.
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