Char.gy Becomes a B Corporation

Char.gy, a prominent UK operator of electric vehicle (EV) charging points, is proud to announce its certification as a B Corporation. This achievement places the company among a global network of businesses prioritising purpose alongside profit, affirming its dedication to delivering positive social and environmental outcomes.

The certification, granted by B Lab, the organisation behind the B Corp movement, requires companies to meet stringent standards of accountability, transparency, and social and environmental performance. For Char.gy, this milestone supports its mission to create a sustainable, inclusive EV charging network while contributing to the UK’s shift towards greener transport.

With over 3,600 public charging points powered by 100% renewable energy certified by Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs), Char.gy focuses on making EV charging accessible. The company supports the 40% of UK households without off-street parking, aiming to enable more than one million drivers to charge their vehicles reliably by 2030.

John Lewis, CEO of Char.gy, said: “We’re thrilled that Char.gy has achieved B Corp certification with a score of 100.2, meaningfully above the 80-point threshold. This milestone is only the beginning – being a B Corp means committing to continuous improvements, with recertification required every three years. As part of the process, we’ve also updated our Articles of Association, formally embedding Char.gy’s dedication to goals beyond shareholder profit. This change ensures that our commitment to positive impact and sustainable growth will continue to guide us far into the future.”

Surface transport accounts for nearly 25% of the UK’s carbon emissions. Char.gy addresses this challenge through innovative measures, including reducing emissions intensity per charge point and adopting sustainable manufacturing practices to minimise embodied carbon. The company’s goal is to halve emissions intensity by 2030, using 2023 as a baseline.

Emma Walford, Founding Partner of Perigon Partners, praised Char.gy’s initiatives: “In supporting Char.gy with its sustainability strategy, it’s been clear how deeply rooted their values are. Char.gy doesn’t just set ambitious goals – they act on them, whether through supply chain improvements or their forward-thinking workplace policies. Their B Corp certification is richly deserved, and I’m excited to see how they continue to lead the charge in their sector.”

In addition to environmental goals, Char.gy has focused on cultivating a positive workplace, earning recognition as a Great Place to Work in 2024. Its industry-leading employee policies and ISO certifications reflect its commitment to excellence in all areas.

Chris Turner, Executive Director of B Lab UK, said: “We are delighted to welcome Char.gy to this movement of businesses committed to changing how business operates. The B Corp community believes business can and should be a force for good, and Char.gy’s certification reflects its leadership in driving positive change. They are well-positioned to set an example in the EV charging sector.”

Char.gy is also developing a broader social value strategy, ensuring its operations provide meaningful benefits to the communities it serves. With the framework offered by its B Corp certification, the company is well-positioned to continue making a lasting impact.

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