Liverpool is aiming to have one of the country's largest electric car charging networks as it moves to treble capacity across the city.
Liverpool City Council has appointed ubitricity, a wholly owned Shell subsidiary, to install a network of 300 on-street electric vehicle (EV) charge points – with the locations chosen by residents and businesses.
The additional charge points are set to treble Liverpool City Council’s existing network of 150 charge points to 450. This would make Liverpool the authority with the third largest public charging network in the UK behind London and Coventry, using the most recent government data.
