Energy Saving Trust – Piloting chargepoint cable pavement gullies in Oxfordshire
For residents without off-street parking, dedicated pavement cable gullies offer a potentially promising solution, allowing a driver to discretely run a chargepoint cable from a home chargepoint unit to their vehicle.
Grant funding has been awarded to Oxfordshire County Council and ODS (a Local Authority Trading Company owned by Oxford City Council) to develop the innovative solution in phase two of the OxGul-e project.
Oxfordshire’s electric vehicle (EV) strategy promotes a hierarchy of solutions for residents without off-street parking to enable them to charge their EV as close to home as possible.
To read the full story as it was originally published, please visit the website below:
Latest news
ODS Appoints Adam Dolphin as Director of Gul-e
ODS is delighted to announce the appointment of Adam Dolphin as Director of Gul-e, its innovative cross-pavement EV charging solution. Adam [...]
Firm chosen to install electric vehicle charging cable channels for homes without driveways
Read the story on the Oxfordshire County Council website or below: The delivery of what is believed to be the [...]
New £25 million cross-pavement EV charging initiative
Following yesterday's announcement, we’re thrilled to see the UK Government’s new £25 million initiative aimed at making at-home EV charging more accessible for households without driveways.
4.9/5.0
“The best thing about Gul-e is its simplicity. It really is so easy to use,
and was a big part of my decision to buy an EV.”
Mr Jesper Ekelund, Oxford