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West Sussex EV Charging Pilot Program Launches Consultation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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Connected Kerb and West Sussex County Council have launched a pilot program for local electric vehicle infrastructure in West Sussex. The program involves installing new chargepoints on streets across the county, which will feature a dual-socket capability. Residents are currently invited to view proposed locations and participate in the consultation, which runs until October 19.

From theargus.co.uk

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The scheme is part of the government’s Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Pilot Programme. The council stated that the initiative aims to improve access to charging for residents who lack off-road parking, while also planning for future demand.

From theargus.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Connected KerbElectric vehicle charging company involved in the pilot programme.
  • West Sussex County CouncilLocal government body leading the infrastructure pilot programme.
  • West SussexThe county where the pilot programme is being implemented.

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