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| 10 NEW On-Street charging points! Westminster council has announced the location for its 10 new charging points. They will be avaliable from April 2008. | See map here for location. Berkeley Square Manchester Square, Spenser Street, Wilton Street and Sutherland Avenue. | |||||
| 2 NEW On-Street charging points Islington council has installed two new on-street charging points on Tufnell Park Rd and Highbury Cresent. The new faciliites are avaliable to residents and requires a £50.00 deposit. | See map here for location. Tufnell Park Rd and Highbury Cresent | |||||
| Electromotive EDF Energy and the NICE Car Company launched the new on street charging innitiative. The Lauch which took place at the London Transport Museum marks the start of a new and comprehensive charging infrastructure for central London. |  |
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| Ken Livingstone has proposed to vary the Congestion Charge according to CO2 emissions. Under the new proposal vehicles emitting 120g C02 /km or less would be exempt. Electric vehicles emit no emissions at street level. Do you think that the threshold should be set lower? Have your say! | ||||||
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| Westminster City council aims install 15 new on-street charging points after the succsessful trial of two charging points in covent garden. The council has been consulting current users as to the most appropriate locations for the new park and charge bays. | ||||||
| Woking Borough Council have teamed up with the NICE Car Company to launch new charging points in the Victoria Way Car Park. For more info call: 01483 743450 |  |
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| Download masterpark locations to your sat nav system here. | ||||||
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Search Westminster borough street-by-street for particular meters and pay and display bays near you. |
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An IP44 adaptor is required to charge electric vehicles in the Bloomsbury square car park. It looks like this. |
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It's well worth having an exterior weather proof socket installed at your home or place of work. This type can be locked and is relativly inexspensive from DIY stores. |
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This coil cable is not cheap however it is much more practical, neater and safer than loose extension cables. It stretches to about 10 m |
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