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Electric vehicle charging points

To improve air quality and reduce vehicle emissions, we are working with operators to provide more charging points for electric vehicles (EVs) in Islington.

Find an electric vehicle charging point 

There are over 490 on-street charging points in Islington. 

Visit Zapmap to see all of the charging points.

    Charging networks in Islington

    • Source London operate mostly 7kW chargers. There is no maximum time limit but users are charged per minute of use.
    • BP Pulse operate 50kW chargers. Some are for taxis only. They take contactless card payment and there is a one-hour maximum time limit. 
    • Ubitricity operate lamppost charging points in Islington. You must comply with parking restrictions and ensure your cable is not a trip hazard or obstructing the footway. Stow excess cable under your vehicle or along the road against the curb.
    • ESB operate 50kW chargers. Some are for taxis only. They take contactless card payment and there is a one-hour maximum time limit. 

    If a charging point is not working, you must contact the network operator.

    You can also find charging points at supermarkets, petrol stations, hotels and office buildings. 

    Share your views 

    We share our proposals for charging points in Islington on Let's Talk Islington. You can influence our plans for charging points in Islington by sharing your views.

    Search for charging point proposals on Let's Talk or register for Let's Talk to be notified of new consultations.

    Request a charging point

    When choosing new charging point locations, we look at the demand for charging points in the area. We also consider electricity availability, parking rules, footway space, and preserving history and heritage.

    Help us identify areas where there is demand for charging points by requesting a charging point close to your home.

    Request a charging point.

    Apply for a charging point grant

    You could get a grant to help towards the cost of installing an electric vehicle charging point at your home.

    Check your eligibility for a charging point grant.

    Charging safely at home

    If you have a charging point at home, do not run a cable from your property across the public footway. This is a safety hazard.


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