Gul-e by ODS was born out of the need to develop a safe and reliable solution to EV home charging in Oxford, after Oxford City Council identified a growing wave of problems experienced by residents without driveways.
Equipped with in-depth knowledge and experience of highway legislation and challenges, the team at ODS used their robust capabilities to develop the Gul-e pavement gully charging solution for Oxford’s residents. And now, Gul-e supports other Local Authorities around the country to do the same.
Catch up on the recent discussion between Gul-e’s Project Lead, Lewis Dixon, and Gary Comerford for The Pavement Charging episode on The EV Musings Podcast.
Latest news
Firm chosen to install electric vehicle charging cable channels for homes without driveways
Read the story on the Oxfordshire County Council website or below: The delivery of what is believed to be the [...]
New £25 million cross-pavement EV charging initiative
Following yesterday's announcement, we’re thrilled to see the UK Government’s new £25 million initiative aimed at making at-home EV charging more accessible for households without driveways.
Suffolk Launches Innovative Gul-e On-Street EV Charging Trial to Power a Greener Future For Its Residents
Six new Gul-e cross-pavement charging units have been installed as part of Suffolk County Council's trial of cross pavement channels. This innovative solution enables EV owners without driveways to charge their vehicles from home without creating hazards or obstructing footpaths.

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“The best thing about Gul-e is its simplicity. It really is so easy to use,
and was a big part of my decision to buy an EV.”
Mr Jesper Ekelund, Oxford
