Mammoth Energy ultra-fast charging station against a city skyline

About Mammoth Energy

01 — Company Positioning

A new type of energy infrastructure company.

Mammoth Energy is not a traditional chargepoint operator. We are building a distributed energy infrastructure platform — combining battery-buffered ultra-fast charging, flexible site deployment, lower-cost off-peak energy storage, smart energy management and 800V-ready power into one deployable system for the UK and European net-zero transition.

Our strategic position

An infrastructure partner for the zero-emission transport transition.

Our goal is to help cities, transport operators and commercial partners accelerate electrification without waiting years for conventional fixed infrastructure upgrades. Together, we aim to build a scalable charging network aligned with the UK's 2030 and 2035 ZEV milestones — and the legally binding 2050 net-zero target.

Why this matters

The EV transition is not only about vehicles — it is about infrastructure.

To enable mass adoption, drivers, fleet operators, taxi companies, local authorities and commercial landlords need charging systems that are:

  • Fast to deploy
  • Cost-effective to operate
  • Reliable for high-utilisation users
  • Compatible with next-generation EV platforms
  • Less dependent on long and expensive grid upgrades
  • Capable of supporting local net zero targets

Mammoth Energy exists to solve this infrastructure challenge.

UK Net Zero context

A legally binding 2050 target. A clear ZEV pathway to 2035.

The United Kingdom has a legally binding target to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. In parallel, Great Britain's Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate sets a clear pathway for the transition to zero-emission road transport: 80% of new cars and 70% of new vans sold in Great Britain must be zero-emission by 2030, rising to 100% by 2035. Delivering this transition requires a rapid expansion of reliable, accessible and affordable public charging — with the UK's Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy expecting around 300,000 public chargepoints by 2030 as a minimum, and noting that demand could be significantly higher depending on adoption patterns.

What we build

One platform. Many possibilities.

  • Battery-buffered ultra-fast charging
  • Flexible site deployment
  • Lower-cost night-time energy storage
  • High-power charging for 800V EV platforms
  • Smart energy management
  • Commercial site partnerships
  • Fleet and taxi charging solutions
  • Future-ready public and private networks
Why Mammoth Energy

Four advantages that compound at city scale.

Policy-driven market

Strong UK government commitment to net zero and a structural EV transition.

Infrastructure bottleneck

Huge demand gap for public and fleet charging — and we close it faster.

Proven solution model

Battery-buffered, ultra-fast charging with a lower-cost energy strategy.

Scalable platform

City-by-city deployment with multiple revenue streams baked in.

Who we work with

An infrastructure partner for the zero-emission transport era.

Public partners

Local authorities, councils and regional bodies pursuing local net zero goals.

Commercial partners

Fleet & taxi operators, property owners, retail, hospitality and parking sites.

Strategic partners

EV manufacturers, energy companies, technology partners and infrastructure investors.

Sustainability & ESG

Built for a cleaner transport future.

Mammoth Energy supports the transition to cleaner transport by enabling more accessible, affordable and efficient EV charging. Our infrastructure can contribute to:

Reduced transport emissions

Electrifying high-mileage taxi, private hire and fleet vehicles drives measurable carbon reduction in urban areas.

Cleaner urban air

Cleaner streets and improved public health in the cities where we deploy.

Lower driver operating cost

Off-peak energy strategy helps lower the cost of EV charging for professional drivers.

Better use of off-peak power

On-board storage shifts demand to lower-cost, lower-carbon grid windows.

Improved energy resilience

Distributed storage strengthens local energy resilience where applicable.

Aligned with UK Net Zero Strategy

Our mission aligns with the UK's national plan to decarbonise all sectors of the economy by 2050.