London-Dentons has advised Connected Kerb, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, on its acquisition of the Flat & Flush on-street charging technology from Trojan Energy. The strategic transaction brings together two complementary technology platforms and positions Connected Kerb to accelerate the deployment of innovative, city-focused EV charging solutions across the UK.

Connected Kerb's acquisition of the Flat & Flush technology strengthens its ability to deliver smart, space-efficient charging infrastructure that meets the evolving needs of councils and commercial partners. The combined offering enhances flexible solutions for urban environments and supports the ongoing transition to electric mobility.

Chris Pateman-Jones, CEO of Connected Kerb, said, "The acquisition of Trojan Energy's pioneering Flat & Flush technology marks an exciting milestone for Connected Kerb. This innovative solution complements our existing infrastructure and strengthens our ability to deliver accessible, future-ready on-street EV charging at scale. We greatly valued Dentons' support and commercial guidance throughout the transaction, which enabled us to complete the deal efficiently and position the business for its next phase of growth."

Ben Fulton, Head of Legal and Company Secretary at Connected Kerb, commented, "This transaction enhances our product offering with technology that is both technically robust and sensitive to the needs of urban streetscapes. Dentons worked seamlessly alongside our internal team, providing pragmatic advice and helping us navigate the complexities of the acquisition process."

Brian Moore, Corporate partner at Dentons, said, "We are delighted to have advised Connected Kerb on this strategically important acquisition. The integration of Trojan Energy's Flat & Flush technology further strengthens Connected Kerb's position in the rapidly evolving EV infrastructure market and represents a meaningful step in supporting the UK's transition to sustainable transport. It has been a pleasure working closely with the Connected Kerb team on a transaction that combines innovation with real societal impact."

The Dentons multi-practice team advising on the transaction was led by Corporate partner Brian Moore and included Corporate partner Joseph Collingwood and Corporate associate Ciaran Harkness; PRM partner Elouisa Crichton and PRM associate Pauline Hughes; Scottish Courts partner Philip Knight and associate Jack Mullen; Real Estate partner Brian Hutcheson and associates Hannah McFadden and Giulia Ross; Restructuring partner Luci Mitchell-Fry and associates Felicity Jordan and Christy Lee; TMT partner Steph Innes and associate Justin Davidson; and Tax consultant John Finnick.

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