Electric Vehicle (EV) charge point operator (CPO) Believ, will be exhibiting at the 2024 Food and Drink Expo, from the 29 April to 1 May, to showcase how its zero-cost charge point installation solution supports businesses within the retail and hospitality sectors, and what commercial benefits EV infrastructure can deliver.
Believ’s end-to-end, fully funded solution supports retailers and eateries from identifying which charging speeds are required to best serve the needs of businesses’ visitors, employees and stakeholders, to planning and installation, and all the way through to ongoing maintenance.
Its ‘always-on’ business model relies on ensuring charge points are always operational and used as much as possible, and therefore inherently mitigates downtime, helping businesses to increase footfall and dwell time. It delivers a competitive host remuneration package, to enhance carpark revenues.
Senior business partnerships manager, Kev Ledger, says EV infrastructure creates a better offering to visitors, while also delivering commercial and environmental benefits to businesses: “We’re really excited to be at this year’s Food and Drink expo – it’s a fantastic opportunity for us to communicate the far-reaching benefits of installing charge points for businesses,” says Ledger.
“Our zero-cost, end-to-end solution means we can help retailers and the hospitality sector to facilitate more sustainable transport options, and reduce emissions – while also removing the capital expenditure and personnel resource challenges that we know many businesses in these industries face. Our offering means businesses not only ensure EV charging attracts customers, but that it also delivers them commercial benefits.”
You can find Believ in hall 19, stand V269.
