Engenie, one of the UK’s largest rapid electric vehicle charging networks has begun the internal process of re-naming to ‘Osprey’ as it gears up for rapid expansion to meet the demand of a burgeoning EV mass market.

Engenie, Cube Infrastructure Fund II’s EV charging infrastructure company in the UK, will develop London’s first rapid charging hub in partnership with Transport for London

Cube Infrastructure Fund to exit fiber operator Covage after 8 years of outstanding growth

With a large fleet of clean buses and coaches (CNG and electric), Savac is actively pursuing its eco-mobility policy by now operating the first hydrogen buses in France.

Varanger Kraft and Cube’s partnership for the Raggovidda wind farm reaches closing.

Launched in 2013 with the objective of developing a leading network of electro-mobility charging solutions across the public space in the UK, Engenie is today one of the UK’s fastest growing electric vehicle rapid charging networks