Parco Civil Engineering & Groundworks are proud to announce a major contract win as the Principal Contractor to build the electric vehicle Super Hub at Three Maids Hill, north of Winchester.
Parco has been awarded the contract by InstaVolt, the UK’s leading rapid electric vehicle charging network provider. Once complete, the hub, will have 44 charging bays, including drive-through bays for large/towing vehicles and accessible charging bays, as well as an on-site restaurant and play area.
Left to right:
Jamie Allen - Director, Parco
Delvin Lane - CEO, InstaVolt
Lily Coles - Hub Development Director, InstaVolt
Michael Hand - Managing Director, Parco
The project represents a significant investment and highlights InstaVolt’s commitment to expanding the UK’s rapid charging infrastructure on the strategic road network. With a focus on renewable energy, the site will also boast large ground-mounted and roof-mounted solar arrays and on-site battery energy storage systems.
Delvin Lane, CEO of InstaVolt said: “We were delighted to appoint Parco as the principal contractor and are very much looking forward to working with Michael and the team. There are now more than 1,100,000 fully electric cars on UK roads and Three Maids is the first of our new generation of Super Hubs. It represents a major landmark for us and will be game changing for EV drivers.”
He added: “Linking the south with the midlands and beyond, the site will be a gateway to the Jurassic Coast and the south west for EV drivers who will be able to head off south confident in the knowledge that they will be able to stop off, have the convenience of contactless payment, and get a fast and reliable charge.”