Source agrees GreenFlux roaming deal for UK ultra-rapid EV charging hubs
Drivers using more than 100 eMobility service providers on GreenFlux's platform, representing over 20 million charging tokens, will be able to charge at the SSE and TotalEnergies joint venture's UK hubs of 150kW and above.
Source, the joint venture between SSE and TotalEnergies, has agreed a roaming partnership with GreenFlux, part of the DKV Mobility Group. GreenFlux announced the partnership on 19 October 2026. Source's ultra-rapid hubs in the UK will be added to GreenFlux's roaming network, which GreenFlux says covers over 1.26 million charge points and more than 540 charge point operators across Europe.
GreenFlux says customers of more than 100 eMobility service providers (eMSPs) on its platform, representing over 20 million tokens, will be able to charge at Source hubs. The release does not name the individual providers. According to electrive, drivers using participating apps and charging cards within the GreenFlux network can use Source hubs without opening a separate account.
Source hubs have chargers of at least 150kW as standard. Source says drivers can charge in around 15 minutes, based on industry accepted charging session data. electrive adds that sites typically have at least 10 charging bays.
Source plans to open 300 ultra-rapid charging hubs over the next five years. electrive reports that the joint venture aims to install up to 3,000 ultra-rapid charge points across those hubs in the UK and Ireland.
Alice Aprile-Smith, Head of Partnerships and Business Development at Source, said: "Being part of GreenFlux’s roaming network makes it easier for their drivers to find us here in the UK." Freerik Meeuwes, Director Sales & Operations at GreenFlux, said: "Linking up with Source is an important step for us to further grow our network in an important and fast-growing EV charging market like the UK."
electrive reports that the deal follows an earlier Source roaming agreement with OVO Energy, under which Ovo Charge customers gained access to Source hubs in August 2025, including for fleet use. On 28 September 2026, THRIVE reported that Source had joined Zapmap as a payment partner for its UK ultra-rapid charging hubs.
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