Aviva Investors has slated up to £110 million ($119 million) to invest in Connected Kerb, an electric vehicle (EV)-charging infrastructure specialist, on behalf of its climate-transition strategy.
Formed in 2017, Connected Kerb builds, owns and operates EV-charging infrastructure for residential, workplace and long-stay parking across the United Kingdom, with a particular focus on long-term local authority procured contracts.
The investment will support Connected Kerb’s plans to deliver 190,000 on-street EV chargers by 2030, and also appoints the company to roll out EV charging infrastructure across Aviva’s portfolio of real estate assets.
Connected Kerb will provide and install EV-charging facilities at commercial real estate assets, helping Aviva Investors to transition office, retail, logistics and industrial sites to net zero across its entire real-assets business by 2040.
“This is a flagship deal for Aviva Investors, which spans both our infra