100 Million Miles with Marston's
Across 200 Marston's pubs and restaurants, the Osprey charging network has provided enough power to keep customers' EVs on the road for 100 million miles.
Marston's entered into partnership with Osprey over six years ago to realise their ambition of becoming the UK's most environmentally friendly pub business. Since 2018 Osprey and Marston's have opened 459 rapid and ultra-fast chargers across 193 sites together, with plans to open a further 11 sites totalling 63 more chargers in the near future.
Osprey operate over 1,300 charge points from Land's End to John O'Groats with 87 landlord partners. Using in-house development expertise and best practices honed over years of delivering rapid charging we create the highest quality charging sites.
The partnership in numbers
100m
miles charged
18,700+
tonnes of CO₂ saved
30,000+
charging sessions at Paisley Pear
193
charging sites opened
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Companies like ours, which operate at the heart of communities across all parts of the UK, are playing a major role in providing the infrastructure needed to support both the mainstream uptake of electric vehicles and the UK’s transition to Net Zero. Our partnership with Osprey has been instrumental in this success, but we’re committed to expanding our industry leading EV charging network even further in the years to come.
Chris White, Energy Manager at Marston’s PLC
Achieving Sustainability Goals.
Through the long-term partnership between Marston's and Osprey, one of the largest EV rapid charging networks in the UK hospitality industry has been developed. The partnership has greatly supported Marston's sustainability strategy which is focused on reducing its carbon footprint and promoting a greener future, additionally this includes an ambition to achieve Net Zero by 2040.
The EV chargers are powered by electricity that is solely produced from renewable energy sources, as a result Marston's have saved over 18,700 tonnes of CO₂ in total since 2018.
The leading site, the Paisley Pear pub in Brackley, has charged almost a million kWh of electricity since opening in 2022; enough to power the average home in the UK for 85 years. Soon, the largest charging hub with Marston's to date with 16 charging points will open at the Manor Farm in Rainhill.
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Osprey are proud to provide reliable rapid charging for Marston’s guests, matching the warm and welcoming environment of the pubs with trusted, easy-to-use charging for all drivers. The longevity of the ongoing partnership and the significant environmental impact it has had are testament to its success. Marston’s and Osprey’s partnership is a blueprint for delivering the EV charging ecosystem that is essential to decarbonising UK road transport.
Lewis Gardiner, Operations Director at Osprey Charging Network
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