We have now published our 2021 Electric Vehicle strategy, summary EV strategy and our Capacity Map.
The document demonstrates our vision for electric vehicle recharging solutions for a range of customer types.
We are committed to providing expertise and guidance to empower you to embrace a low carbon future. We are working hard to make your transition to electric vehicles as easy as possible.
allocated for
Electric Vehicle
investments
will be built in public car parks,
supermarkets and
taxi ranks
Our 'high' prediction would see
vehicles in our area by
2030
We predict up to
chargers will be connected to
our network by 2023
We predict
CO2 emissions
by 2050
asset life on our network
We have now published our 2021 Electric Vehicle strategy, summary EV strategy and our Capacity Map.
The document demonstrates our vision for electric vehicle recharging solutions for a range of customer types.
Low carbon technologies are expected to play an important role in achieving the UK’s targets for improving air quality and reducing carbon emissions.
To make an application for an electric vehicle and/or heat pump installations, please complete and send us an application form.
For more information, please visit the Energy Networks Association information pages on electric vehicles and heat pumps, available to view here.
We recognise that the change from a Distribution Network Operator (DNO) to a Distribution System Operator (DSO) is essential to driving performance and efficiency from our network and to ensure it can meet the future energy demands of all our customers.
Generation and energy storage systems have specific characteristics that need to be considered before we can connect them to our network.
Our current Take Charge innovation project aims to demonstrate the high capacity connections that will be needed at motorway service stations for EVs.