This shows the total number of publicly accessible Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) in an area. This is an independent part of a charging device which controls the charge session, enabling one electric vehicle (EV) to charge at a time. This figure is based on charging devices at all speeds.
Calderdale Council, West Yorkshire Combined Authority, Bradford, Leeds, Kirklees and Wakefield Councils collaborated with Engie to install 88 rapid charging points for electric vehicles across West Yorkshire.
A map of Calderdale's current charging points is available here.
This data set includes the total number of charging sessions and the total kWh charged on a quarterly basis.
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This shows the total number of publicly accessible Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) per 100,000 population in an area. This is an independent part of a charging device which controls the charge session, enabling one electric vehicle (EV) to charge at a time. This figure is based on charging devices at all speeds.
This shows the total number of publicly accessible 50kW+ Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) per 100,000 population in an area. This is an independent part of a charging device which controls the charge session, enabling one electric vehicle (EV) to charge at a time. The term "50kW+" refers to rapid and ultra-rapid chargers.
This shows the total number of publicly available electric vehicle charging devices. This figure is based on charging devices at all speeds.
The Department for Transport has published data and an interactive map on the number of electric vehicle charging devices split by local authority across the UK, as reported by Zap-Map. The map follows a colour coding scale to show how the density of charging points varies in each local authority.
News item which considers ways of supporting Integrated Planning for Net Zero - project from April 2022.