DLL and Envevo partner to accelerate UK EV charging rollout

DLL has announced a new UK partnership with Envevo Ltd. aimed at accelerating the expansion of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure by addressing one of the sector’s biggest challenges – upfront capital cost.

The agreement will see DLL, a global vendor finance provider, integrate its flexible financing solutions into Envevo’s turnkey EV infrastructure offering. This will enable businesses and public sector organisations to spread the cost of installations over time, making it easier to move ahead with projects that support the transition to electric mobility.

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Glasgow, Envevo has established itself as a leading Independent Connections Provider (ICP), delivering end-to-end electrical infrastructure solutions across the UK. Its services cover the full lifecycle of EV charging projects, including design, construction, installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance, as well as grid connections and associated civil engineering works.

The company serves a wide range of sectors, including motorway service areas, forecourts, fleet and bus depots, retail destinations and local authorities. To date, Envevo has delivered more than 3,000 projects nationwide, with growth driven by both organic expansion and strategic acquisitions.

By embedding financing into this delivery model, the partnership aims to unlock projects that may otherwise be delayed due to budget constraints, enabling organisations to invest in EV infrastructure without placing undue pressure on cash flow.

Michael Kennedy, CEO of Envevo, said: “Partnering with DLL allows us to remove one of the biggest barriers to EV infrastructure deployment – upfront capital cost. By combining our technical expertise with flexible financing options, we can help our customers move faster and with greater confidence as they invest in EV charging.”

For DLL, the collaboration reflects its broader commitment to supporting the energy transition through accessible funding solutions.

Mark McLaughlin, DLL Energy Transition Manager, UK, added:

“By enabling access to financing as part of a turnkey EV infrastructure solution, we help partners and customers accelerate the adoption of eMobility while managing their investment more sustainably.”

The partnership has been developed specifically for the UK market, where demand for EV charging infrastructure continues to grow rapidly.