Stirling, a historic city in central Scotland, is increasingly adapting to the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) by improving public charging infrastructure and encouraging home charging solutions.

For residents living in suburban and rural areas like Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, and Bannockburn, where homes often come with driveways or garages, installing a home charging station is a highly convenient and cost-effective option. However, for residents in more urban or densely populated areas of Stirling, such as the city centre or Raploch, where many homes lack driveways or off-street parking, home charging can be more difficult.

Our cross-pavement channel allows residents to install a cable gully into the pavement outside their home and easily charge on the street without causing hazards, and you can save around £1,100 per year compared to using public charging.

The Kerbo Charge trial in Stirling was driven by resident, Stephen, after he found the product online and we’ve gone on to complete installs in Stirling town which were inspected by Stirling Council. Stephen said: “Stirling council is very forward thinking with roadside charging and with the Kerbo Charge channel install, other councils will have to follow suit to keep up. I’m really happy with the result, it looks perfect and you definitely don’t notice it on the pavement.”

If you’d like a Kerbo Charge installation sign up to our waiting list here and click below to find out more for Scottish residents.