Hertfordshire County Council has published its strategy for Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, including the provision of more charging points.
They say “The strategy sets out a plan to provide more chargepoints so residents and businesses will be able to recharge their electric vehicles conveniently and appropriately in the future. It’s forecast that by 2030, a minimum of 3,000 public chargepoints will be needed in the county, a six-fold increase on current levels. Around half of these are anticipated to be provided in locations such as workplaces, supermarkets and forecourts, with public authorities providing the rest” – mostly in existing public car parks.
You can find more information about EV charging in Hertfordshire here, including a link to Zap-map’s map showing the 798 existing public charging points in the county and many others elsewhere in the UK. Each point on the map includes:
- the types of plugs available
- how to pay
- how to report a fault – contact details for each provider.
