Joos has installed mobile phone charging pods at 5 of the busiest South Eastern Stations – Waterloo East, Sevenoaks, Dartford, Bromley South and Tonbridge.

Joos simplifies mobile charging for travellers in busy transport hubs. Passengers can rent a portable power bank, use it on the move, and return it to any Joos station, staying charged and connected throughout their journey without having to carry a phone charger and find/wait by a power socket.

Founded in 2018, Joos has quickly become a leader in public charging solutions, offering innovative mobile power banks that can be rented and returned across its extensive network. This convenience, coupled with Apple-certified technology, addresses the growing demand for constant connectivity in high-footfall areas. As the shift towards paperless travel accelerates, Joos plays a crucial role in transport hubs where digital boarding passes, e-tickets, and mobile wallets are becoming standard. With a presence in major London stations, UK airports, Lisbon Metro, and stations managed by the likes of Northern and Southeastern, Joos ensures travellers stay powered up, alleviating low battery anxiety and maintaining a seamless passenger experience.

"We're proud to support the growing shift towards e-tickets and digital services across the rail sector. As more transport operators embrace paperless travel, it's crucial that passengers don't lose access to their tickets, journey updates, or mobile wallets. Our expansion into more rail stations supports the rail industry with revenue protection & ensures customers stay safe whilst getting home - we're excited to help transport networks meet this evolving need while easing the operational burden on their teams." – Josh Baah, Co-Founder of Joos.