Brian Moore

Connected Kerb’s acquisition of the Flat & Flush technology strengthens its ability to deliver space-efficient charging infrastructure that meets the needs of councils and commercial partners.

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-Frye and associates Felicity Jordan and Christy Lee; TMT partner Steph Innes and associate Justin Davidson; and tax consultant John Finnick.

Mr Moore 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.”