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Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Implementation Plan (EVCIP) Consultation
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Consultation has concluded
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN THIS CONSULTATION HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE THAT THE SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED FOR RESPONSES. WE ARE CURRENTLY ANALYSING THE FEEDBACK AND THE RESULTS WILL BE RELEASED IN DUE COURSE.
In our borough, 33% of carbon emissions come from the vehicles on our roads. The council is committed to tackling the climate emergency and switching the way we power our cars and vans is a critical component of this.
The sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans in the UK will end in 2030, ushering in a new era of clean, electric vehicles on our roads. With no new petrol or diesel cars or vans entering the market, by 2040 it is predicted 4 in 5 drivers will have replaced their petrol or diesel vehicle with a zero-emission model. By 2050, this will be the case for virtually all vehicles.
Many residents and businesses have already embraced electric vehicles, and we know that many more are keen to do so. We recognise that for everyone to make the switch, the right charging infrastructure will need to be available around the borough.This draft plan, which we committed to deliver in our Corporate Plan 2021-2026, sets out how the council could play its role in ensuring this charging infrastructure is put in place, in readiness for the upcoming national bans on sales of petrol and diesel vehicles.
We want to make sure this plan will meet the needs that people have across our borough, so a draft version of the plan is being made available for public consultation. Feedback from this consultation will inform a revised and final version of the document.
Have your say
Please review the draft plan (available to download from this web page) and then share your views by taking the survey below. The survey has eleven short questions, and a free text box for any more detailed comments.Responses to the survey may be made publicly available after the consultation has closed.
The consultation is open until 23:59, 9th January 2022.The draft plancan also be viewed in person atany borough library. As an alternative to this online consultation, you can submit comments in writing to: Transport Policy Manager, Town Hall, St Ives Road, Maidenhead SL6 1RF
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN THIS CONSULTATION HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE THAT THE SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED FOR RESPONSES. WE ARE CURRENTLY ANALYSING THE FEEDBACK AND THE RESULTS WILL BE RELEASED IN DUE COURSE.
In our borough, 33% of carbon emissions come from the vehicles on our roads. The council is committed to tackling the climate emergency and switching the way we power our cars and vans is a critical component of this.
The sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans in the UK will end in 2030, ushering in a new era of clean, electric vehicles on our roads. With no new petrol or diesel cars or vans entering the market, by 2040 it is predicted 4 in 5 drivers will have replaced their petrol or diesel vehicle with a zero-emission model. By 2050, this will be the case for virtually all vehicles.
Many residents and businesses have already embraced electric vehicles, and we know that many more are keen to do so. We recognise that for everyone to make the switch, the right charging infrastructure will need to be available around the borough.This draft plan, which we committed to deliver in our Corporate Plan 2021-2026, sets out how the council could play its role in ensuring this charging infrastructure is put in place, in readiness for the upcoming national bans on sales of petrol and diesel vehicles.
We want to make sure this plan will meet the needs that people have across our borough, so a draft version of the plan is being made available for public consultation. Feedback from this consultation will inform a revised and final version of the document.
Have your say
Please review the draft plan (available to download from this web page) and then share your views by taking the survey below. The survey has eleven short questions, and a free text box for any more detailed comments.Responses to the survey may be made publicly available after the consultation has closed.
The consultation is open until 23:59, 9th January 2022.The draft plancan also be viewed in person atany borough library. As an alternative to this online consultation, you can submit comments in writing to: Transport Policy Manager, Town Hall, St Ives Road, Maidenhead SL6 1RF
