Morrisons ends EV charging deal with Equans after sale to MFG
GeniePoint operator to support smooth customer transition as MFG takes over 337 sites.
UK supermarket chain Morrisons has officially ended its electric vehicle (EV) charging agreement with Equans, following the sale of its fuel forecourt business to Motor Fuel Group (MFG) in a £2.5 billion deal last year.
The original contract, signed in 2019, had granted Equans exclusive rights to install and operate EV chargers across Morrisons’ network of fuel stations. That agreement is now being wound down, with all parties coordinating to ensure a seamless transition for EV customers.
As part of the transition plan, Equans will continue operating a number of chargers for the coming months, working alongside both the retail chain and MFG to minimize disruption for users during the handover.
Equans, which operates the GeniePoint public charging network, reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the shift to electric mobility. The company stated it remains focused on enabling both public and private sector customers to accelerate their EV adoption.
The move marks another chapter in the reshaping of the UK’s forecourt landscape, as MFG integrates the newly acquired sites into its fast-growing portfolio, with EV infrastructure expected to be a key focus.
