Osprey Charging

Mer is a European EV charging company that operates fast and rapid public EV charge points and is owned by Norwegian renewable energy supplier, Statkraft.

1,328 charge Points

Destination location type

En-route location type

On-street location type

from 47p per kWh

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Osprey Charging is a charging network offering en-route charging in the UK. As of June 2025, Osprey Charging, had a total of 1,328 chargers across the UK.

Osprey started life as Engenie Electric Vehicle Rapid Charging, founded in London in 2016. Their founding principle was to pioneer super-fast public charging with zero hassle for the customer and landlord, thus accelerating the transition to electric vehicles. The switch to Osprey happened in 2020.

The Osprey public EV charging network has a simple focus – pay-as-you-go rapid charging. As Zapmap’s launch partner, Osprey’s charge points were the first to be Zap-Pay enabled, allowing Zapmap users to pay for charging at more than 1,000 rapid and ultra-rapid charge points on the Zapmap app.

How to access/charge at a Osprey Charging charge point

There are several ways to access a Osprey Charging point, the key ways to pay are:

Zapmap from within the app

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Zapmap charging card

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Other forms of contactless payment

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Network’s own app

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How much does it cost to charge on Osprey Charging?

Charging at a 3-49kW Osprey Charging charge point currently costs 47p/kWh.
Charging at a 50-149kW Osprey Charging charge point currently costs 67p/kWh.
Charging at a 150-400kW Osprey Charging charge point currently costs 82p/kWh.

Osprey Charging does not have any connection fees or overstay fees.

Prices were last updated on June 2025, but may have changed since. For the latest information, check the Zapmap app or the network’s website

You can get 5% discount on the cost of charging when you pay through Zapmap and you are a Zapmap Premium customer.

How does Osprey Charging price compare to other networks?

Zapmap monitors the prices of charging on the public network and reports on the prices charged by the top 10* rapid charging networks. The prices are updated on a monthly basis here: Rapid Charging: Top 10 Network Pricing

The price to charge an electric vehicle (EV) on the public charging network can vary substantively, and prices are increasing due to current issues in the energy market.
Updated on a monthly basis, the Zapmap Price Index shows the difference in prices paid depending on the type of charger and will also track how this is changing over time.

Where can you find Osprey Charging charge points?

Osprey Charging charge points are available nationwide and there are currently 1,328 that can all be found in the Zapmap app or on the Zapmap desktop map. Simply use the filter.

All Osprey Charging points can be found on Zapmap by using the network filter - this can be used on the desktop and mobile apps.

Charging types and speeds can be filtered too, showing only those points that are compatible with users’ cars.

How easy to use and reliable are Osprey Charging charge points

Each year, Zapmap runs the most established and comprehensive survey of EV drivers in the UK, gathering insights from thousands of electric vehicle owners. In the latest EV Charging Survey, over 3,500 EV drivers shared their experiences to help shape Zapmap’s annual network rankings,highlighting the best-performing public charging networks across the country.

Osprey Charging was ranked third in the Best EV charging networks 2024/5 rapid/ultra-rapid (LARGE) and has the title EV Driver Recommended for the 2024-25 rankings (awarded to networks with higher than a 3.5 overall rating).