Public electric vehicle charging network
Transport makes up 19% of Blackpool’s total carbon emissions. While active travel and public transport use should be encouraged wherever possible, car travel is still necessary for many people to live their everyday lives.
With 60% of households in Blackpool reliant on on-street parking, a strong public charging network across Blackpool is essential to ensuring people feel confident making the switch to electric vehicles.
We are working on implementing our electric vehicle charging strategy and plan to roll-out council owned, privately-operated charging sites in parking facilities across the town. By 2027, 420 chargers will have been deployed across Blackpool, ensuing a maximum 5-minute walk-time to a site for all residents without access to home charging.
See the current list of charging facilities across Blackpool.
Charging locations can also be viewed on Zapmap.