A new collaborative partnership between rooftop solar provider, Shawton Energy, and electric vehicle charging company RAW Charging, will see the two companies joining forces across several projects.

RAW’s expertise, working with clients such as National Trust, McArthurGlen and Merlin Entertainments, will allow Shawton Energy to broaden its technology offer to customers, providing a more rounded and end-to-end solution. Customers will be able to have complementary solar photovoltaic (PV) technology and EV charging infrastructure installed at the same time – streamlining the process and making it more efficient.

Like-minded businesses

Jamie Shaw, CEO of Shawton Energy, said: “We are always on the lookout for like-minded businesses to share knowledge and insight with, so we are excited to announce our new partnership with RAW Charging.

“We see it as a great fit. RAW shares similar values to Shawton and we’re at a similar point in our business trajectories. We are both innovative by nature and large enough to deliver major projects. However, we remain agile enough to quickly onboard the latest technologies and trends.

“Industry collaboration is fundamental to driving positive change and creating a more integrated energy ecosystem across the UK. The industry’s voice is undeniably stronger when the different green technologies work as a collective.”

Exciting energy and mobility transition

Jason Simpson, CEO at RAW Charging, added: “Jamie and the team at Shawton see the world as we do, which makes them a great partner for RAW at an exciting moment in the energy and mobility transition. Combining our capabilities allows us to install EV and combined EV/distributed energy projects more efficiently – it’s a win-
win for all of us.

“We look forward to working together to deliver a sustainable and green future for drivers and landlords across the UK.”

RAW supplies electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure to some of the UK’s largest property owners and organisations, specialising in the hospitality, leisure and retail sectors.