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Former Fuuse CEO joins Amp EV

12 November 2026 by Googler

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  Posted by: electime      12th November 2026

Michael Gibson and Alasdair Croft, Managing Director of AMP EV

Amp EV, a leading commercial charge point installer, has appointed former Fuuse CEO, Michael Gibson, as Chair of its Advisory Board.

The role will also see Gibson work as a consultant to accelerate Amp EV’s already rapid growth journey.

Southport-based Amp EV has grown significantly over the last few years driven by a focus on delivering charge point installation and management to NHS Trusts, universities and housing associations.

In total the company has delivered over 2,000 charge point installs for a client base that also includes Cadent Gas, Lake District National Park Authority and Northumberland County Council.

Alasdair Croft, Amp EV’s Managing Director, commented, “Michael and I have known each other for nearly six years. The Fuuse platform and our relationship have been a cornerstone for our growth, so when I knew he was stepping down from Fuuse I was keen to get him onboard.”

Michael Gibson added, “It’s been brilliant to watch and support Amp EV’s growth, and I’m delighted to be able to play a part in taking that even further. The opportunities in commercial EV charging are enormous, and I am really looking forward to working with Alasdair and his brilliant team to realise their full potential.”

From its launch in June 2021, Michael led Fuuse to become the leading charge point management system in the UK working with clients like Scottish Power, Arnold Clark, British Airways, SSE and thousands more. He also drove the company through acquisitions and partnerships, including acquiring energy management platform Envisij, driver support provider Everyday EV, and most recently leading the transition of nearly 1,000 fleet and workplace clients and 14,000 chargers from BP.

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