Plugged in Places
The Plugged in Places Programme is a nationally funded Government initiative led by the Office of Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV)
The PIP Programme seeks to implement the UK’s first electric vehicle charging infrastructure with a view to:
- Supporting the early market for electric vehicles
- Contributing to carbon reduction targets
- Creating a connected network of infrastructure enabling everyday use of EVs
- Testing different approaches and models for charging EVs
- Collecting data on the use of charging posts and EV user behaviours which will influence the national roll out of charging infrastructure
To support these aims, and to provide infrastructure as mainstream electric vehicles come to the UK from early 2011, the Government is supporting the Plugged In Places programme. Match-funding is being provided to local consortia of businesses and public sector partners to support the installation of a critical mass of electric vehicle recharging infrastructure in lead places across the UK.
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Evalu8
EValu8, the East of England's bid to become a Plugged in Place has been approved by Government. Philip Hammond, Secretary of State for Transport made the announcement on 14 December. The project will ... [more]
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Charge your Car
Charge your Car is the North East’s Plugged in Places project funded by One North East, OLEV, public and private partners. Over 60 partners in the North East including all twelve Local Authorities, pr ... [more]
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Source London
Source London, which will deliver 1,300 public charging points across London by 2013, is part of the Mayor’s plans for London to become the electric vehicle capital of Europe.
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Milton Keynes
A consortium of Milton Keynes partners was awarded £2.3 million from the Government’s Plugged-In Places scheme in February 2010. Milton Keynes Council and its partners will be working towards the prov ... [more]
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Scotland
Transport Scotland is leading the Scottish bid to become part of the UK Government's £30 million "Plugged-In Places" initiative, which provides match funding for the installation of charging points fo ... [more]