London Gatwick Airport is set to become the first international airport in Europe to have its own dedicated electric vehicle charging station. Construction of the London Gatwick Electric Forecourt® is underway and due to open in the third quarter of 2023.
The London Gatwick Electric Forecourt® will be located on the Ring Road South approach to London Gatwick’s South Terminal allowing both transiting passengers and residents easy access.
It will follow the same blueprint as its sister sites with inspiring areas to work, shop, and lounge – bringing new meaning to visiting a ‘recharging destination’.
Every industry is making commitments to become carbon neutral in the coming decades. A big clean-up is underway, as big business is taking responsibility for its environment and moving towards more sustainable ways of operating.
Using proprietary geodata, we identify areas of the UK that are most in need of EV charging infrastructure and put together a proposal for the local community to consider.
We collate all community feedback, making changes that add value, while monitoring any impacts on traffic, noise and ecology. This plan is then submitted to the local council for consideration.
With planning permission approved, we can begin construction, building both sustainably and quickly while always trying to mitigate any disruption to the local area.
With our EV chargers installed, local staff recruited and retail partners open for business, the filling station of the future is ready to serve, providing affordable, dependable sustainable energy.
The site is already in construction and is scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2023. Keep an eye on our social channels for more information.
We do plan to issue membership and loyalty cards at some point in the future but for now we offer contactless payment to keep it simple. Send us an email at connect@gridserve.com if you’d like to be notified when our frequent charging membership scheme launches.
Yes, we can charge almost any EV on site. Please note that this does not currently apply to HGVs but we’re working on that.
No, due to high demand, you or an attendant must remain on the premises while charging. We would love to host you all day, but the next driver needs space to charge. This policy also applies to our guest parking bays.