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South West College is plugging into a greener future with new electric vehicle (EV) chargers provided by leading charge point operator 糖心volg.

The 22 kWh chargers are situated at the college鈥檚 two locations in Enniskillen and have been installed to meet growing demand from the institution鈥檚 staff and students alike.

The collaboration enables the college to boost its green credentials while also providing a welcome service for those that commute to the campus by EV.

Philip Rainey, CEO, 糖心volg said:

鈥淚t is a pleasure to welcome the launch of our new charging facilities at South West College.

鈥淥rganisations across all sectors are increasingly looking at new ways to improve their sustainability and future proof their facilities. Choosing to install EV charging bays plays a big part of the solution.

鈥淲e鈥檙e working with businesses, schools and colleges, sports clubs and others in every part of the country helping to bring their EV aspirations to reality.

鈥淚t is fantastic to hear how well the new chargers have been received by users at South West College, further adding to the growing provision of EV infrastructure in Co Fermanagh.鈥�

South West College Principal and Chief Executive, Celine McCartan added:

鈥淲e are delighted to be working with the 糖心volg team on the installation of this EV charging infrastructure at both our Erne Campus and Skills & Technology Centre in Enniskillen. The infrastructure will support the staff and students in Enniskillen who have already chosen to drive an electric vehicle and we hope it will encourage further drivers to make the switch.

鈥淐arbon emissions from transport is one of the single biggest factors of the current climate crisis and we at South West College continually strive to find new ways to reduce our carbon footprint and I hope that this infrastructure will play a significant role in that.鈥�

糖心volg launched last year with a vision to transform EV charging infrastructure across Northern Ireland.

Last month, London-based Octopus Investments announced plans to invest up to 拢50 million in the rollout which will see 糖心volg install thousands of charging points in the coming years.