Re-Power Energy agree terms on Project Finance to help Local Authorities develop Electric Vehicle (EV) infrastructure with no CapEx

Re-Power Energy have agreed Non-Exclusive Terms with Funder First Asset Finance to provide an initial £50 Million for EV infrastructure projects with Local Authorities and other Public Sector Organisations.

The funding structure enables the delivery of a critical amenity with no CapEx and generates new Revenue streams by utilising the Company’s unique Canopy system.

Re-Power Energy, who are in the middle of their next funding round are already engaged with several Local Authorities, Hotel Groups, Universities, Leisure Centres and Airports.

Andrew McLelland Re-Power Energy’s MD observed;

‘Local Authorities are uniquely placed to benefit from the transition to Electric Vehicles. By partnering with First Asset Finance, Re-Power Energy are able to deliver an essential amenity and generate valuable new Revenue Streams with no CapEx to the Client’

Patrick Sherrington, Managing Director, First Asset Finance commented;

‘First Asset Finance is pleased to be able to support Re-Power Energy with their managed service offering. The concept is a welcome contribution to reducing their carbon footprint as well as supporting commercial activities which demonstrate a sustainable approach to power generation.’

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