Freedom of information response
Public Charging Outlets For EVs
1. How many public charging outlets or chargepoints for electric or plug- in hybrid vehicles have you installed to date in your local authority? Please provide figures to the nearest possible date and include the month and the year the figures correspond to.
2. For Question 1, how many of the public charging outlets or chargepoints are those classed as On-Street Residential Chargepoints, located on-street in residential streets or areas?
3. How many public charging outlets or chargepoints for electric or plug- in hybrid vehicles do you plan to install in the current fiscal year or the current calendar year? Please provide figures to whichever timeframe corresponds with your reporting.
4. For Question 3, how many of the planned public charging outlets or chargepoints are classed as On-Street Residential Chargepoints, to be installed in on-street residential areas?
5. Do you have a published strategy for On-Street Residential charging infrastructure?
6. Do you have a dedicated Policy Officer (or equivalent) responsible for your electric vehicle charging infrastructure?
7. Have you applied for the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund yet? If yes, have you been successful?
1. How many public charging outlets or chargepoints for electric or plug- in hybrid vehicles have you installed to date in your local authority? Please provide figures to the nearest possible date and include the month and the year the figures correspond to.
- 2 charge points in Argent Street, Grays – commissioned May 2023
- 2 Charge Points in Canterbury Parade, South Ockendon – Commissioned December 2023
2. For Question 1, how many of the public charging outlets or chargepoints are those classed as On-Street Residential Chargepoints, located on-street in residential streets or areas?
- Both locations are Off-Street car parks, Argent Street is within close proximity to a residential area and is used by residents.
3. How many public charging outlets or chargepoints for electric or plug- in hybrid vehicles do you plan to install in the current fiscal year or the current calendar year? Please provide figures to whichever timeframe corresponds with your reporting.
- 62 Charge points throughout the Borough, all due to be commissioned by July/August 2024
4. For Question 3, how many of the planned public charging outlets or chargepoints are classed as On-Street Residential Chargepoints, to be installed in on-street residential areas?
Location |
No. of bays |
Commissioned |
No. of Charge points |
Output K/w |
On or Off-Street |
Argent Street, Grays |
2 |
May-23 |
1 dual |
7kW |
Off Street - residential |
Canterbury Parade, South Ockendon |
2 |
Dec-23 |
1 dual |
7kW |
Off Street |
Princess Margaret Road, East Tilbury |
10 |
5 dual |
7kW |
Off Street |
|
Gordon Road, Corringham |
10 |
5 dual |
7kW |
Off Street - residential |
|
Station Approach, Grays |
2 |
1 dual |
7kW |
On Street |
|
Thames Road, Grays |
10 |
5 dual |
7kW |
Off Street - residential |
|
Orsett Road, Grays |
6 |
3 dual |
7kW |
On Street - residential |
|
Daiglen Drive, South Ockendon |
12 |
6 dual |
7kW |
On Street - residential |
|
New Maltings, Aveley |
8 |
4 dual |
7kW |
On Street |
|
Calcutta Road, Tilbury |
4 |
2 dual |
7kW |
On Street - residential |
5. Do you have a published strategy for On-Street Residential charging infrastructure?
- No
6. Do you have a dedicated Policy Officer (or equivalent) responsible for your electric vehicle charging infrastructure?
- No, not yet, currently looking to recruit
7. Have you applied for the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund yet? If yes, have you been successful?
- Yes we have applied and been successful in the bid