Castlethorpe Homes chooses Ohme

Castlethorpe Homes, based in Oxfordshire, has chosen Ohme as its official EV charger supplier.

Castlethorpe Homes is a housing developer building new homes in and around the Cotswolds and surrounding areas. Where Castlethorpe stands out from its rivals is with its commitment to the very latest innovations and technologies in sustainable techniques and materials, hence its reason for picking Ohme chargers for its houses.

“When choosing an EV charger for our developments, Ohme was the obvious choice for us,” said Chris Warner, Founder and Managing Director of Castlethorpe Homes, “The level of charging flexibility that Ohme’s technology can offer is second to none. Ohme’s ability to work with any energy tariff on the market, including the cheapest ones in the UK, is an important factor for any current and future EV drivers when they’re viewing our homes.”

Castlethorpe Homes carefully vets its supply chain to ensure that its homes don’t just meet the current building regulations but also have money and environmental saving opportunities built in. So that means items such as heat pumps, Photo Voltaic panels on the roof, air source heat pumps and EV charging points such as those from Ohme. The result is that Castlethope has even been announced as a finalist in the ‘Best Use of Renewables’ category in the Making Better Homes 2024 awards for its development at The Paddocks in Bramley.

“With its commitments to building sustainable homes and the very latest innovations, Castlethorpe Homes is a natural partnership for Ohme,” explained David Watson, Ohme CEO. “With their dynamic charging capability, Ohme’s chargers can help encourage energy companies to prioritise and invest in renewable energy, so alongside Castlethorpe’s energy-efficient homes this is a great collaboration.”

In its ongoing support of more sustainable housing, Ohme is the official charger provider for the House of the Future project at the University of Salford.

You can find more information on Castlethorpe Homes here.