Infrastructure planning part 3: League table for residential on-street EV charging by Local Authority in England and Wales

Welcome to the third part of our infrastructure planning series. In this blog, we delve into the complexities of a league table that serves as a barometer for the transition to electric vehicles and the development of the necessary EV charging infrastructure. This league table is tailored to public on-street residential EV charging, with future blog posts set to cover other market segments.

It is acknowledged that Local Authorities have their own unique circumstances to cater for, but the core principles to provision well performing EV charging infrastructure are universal.

This league table goes beyond merely counting the number of EV charge points installed on residential streets, it evaluates how effectively the EV charging infrastructure caters to the needs of EV drivers and the wider community.

This approach underscores the importance of good planning and optimal placement of EV infrastructure ensuring commercial viability through good utilisation. It is a matter of good stewardship that provisioning of on-street EV charging achieves good utilisation of the grid capacity all residents share.

As fossil fuel vehicles are phased out, it is important that the summation of EV charging infrastructure across all market segments delivers a robust approach and integrates well with our cityscapes and ultimately quality of life. We will expand on this in future blog posts.

We’ll be updating and finessing the league table periodically to track the progress made year on year, providing a comprehensive view of the evolving landscape of residential on-street EV charging infrastructure in England and Wales.

Understanding the league table

The league table ranks local authorities based on their EV Charging Local Infrastructure Performance Score – Residential (ECLIPS-R). This score is based on common principles inherent to a successful transition to electric vehicles:

• BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) Uptake: The percentage of vehicles in a local authority which are battery electric.

• Placement: The proportion of installed charging power that is within the sociodemographic areas likely to adopt or have BEVs.

• Average Utilisation: Based on housing type and BEV registrations, the estimated average utilisation of installed charging power within sociodemographic areas likely to adopt or have BEVs.

ECLIPS-R provides a tool to understand the outcome of provisioning on-street residential EV Charging and a way into sizing the opportunity. Local authorities that achieve the highest ECLIPS-R scores typically exhibit a high uptake of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs), optimal placement scores, and moderate to high average utilisation. This pattern suggests that these areas are characterised by a robust adoption of electric vehicles and infrastructure planning to cater for demand effectively.

Contrastingly, local authorities with the lowest ECLIPS-R scores usually show a low BEV uptake, inconsistent placement scores, and low average utilisation. This could lead to underutilisation of some assets and unmet demand in other areas, indicating a need for strategic planning and investment to improve the infrastructure’s efficiency and reach.

Interestingly we found, more rural local authorities are likely to have higher ECLIPS-R scores which could indicate that they are facing less complex and easier targeting of the right sociodemographic groups and areas. Big cities and dense urban local authorities tend to have a more complex and varied mix of sociodemographic groups requiring more planning effort to achieve optimal placement of EV charging points.

Introducing ECLIPS-R as a Strategic Tool for Local Authorities, Charge Point Operators, and Investors

ECLIPS-R, with its ability to provide granular insights down to the level of Census Output Areas (COAs), serves as a strategic tool for local authorities, charge point operators, and investors. COAs are the smallest geographical units for which census data is reported, typically encompassing a population of 100 to 600 persons. This granularity allows for a detailed understanding of residential EV charging infrastructure performance.

Local authorities can leverage ECLIPS-R reports to gain insights into their current EV charging infrastructure. These reports highlight areas of unmet or future demand, enabling authorities to identify regions that require additional infrastructure. Moreover, they can pinpoint assets that are likely underutilised, facilitating strategic reallocation or repurposing of resources to maximise efficiency and return on investment.

Charge point operators can utilise the ECLIPS-R score to forecast the usage patterns of their assets. This knowledge can inform operational decisions, such as potential scaleups, based on the anticipated utilisation of the charge points.

For investors, the ECLIPS-R score offers a data-driven approach to discern promising geographical areas for investment. By focusing on areas with high ECLIPS-R scores investors can de-risk provisioning EV charging assets with low return on investment or potential obsolescence.

ECLIPS-R is a service provided by Technotrans International, if ECLIPS-R sounds relevant to you please get in touch via our website contact page.

Darker colour indicates higher ECLIPS-R score.

ECLIPS-R
2024 Q1

Rank	Local Authority	% BEV Uptake	Placement	Average utilisation	ECLIPS-R
1	Three Rivers	0.97%	100.00%	22.00%	41.2
2	East Cambridgeshire	0.67%	100.00%	16.70%	38.5
3	Chichester	0.63%	98.50%	14.40%	36.9
4	South Cambridgeshire	0.99%	98.90%	13.40%	36.6
5	Ribble Valley	0.61%	100.00%	12.80%	36.5
6	Epsom and Ewell	0.88%	100.00%	11.80%	36.1
7	Hart	0.72%	100.00%	9.80%	35.0
8	Cotswold	0.69%	100.00%	9.60%	34.9
9	Fareham	0.58%	100.00%	9.50%	34.8
10	East Hampshire	0.76%	90.70%	14.70%	34.7
11	Redbridge	0.80%	66.90%	28.90%	34.7
12	East Hertfordshire	0.70%	100.00%	8.60%	34.4
13	Waverley	1.01%	100.00%	8.30%	34.3
14	Tandridge	0.79%	100.00%	7.90%	34.1
15	Dacorum	0.67%	94.60%	10.90%	33.9
16	Rushcliffe	0.88%	100.00%	7.10%	33.7
17	Maldon	0.43%	100.00%	6.70%	33.5
18	Stratford-on-Avon	0.73%	92.70%	10.30%	33.1
19	Tonbridge and Malling	0.65%	100.00%	5.90%	33.1
20	Stroud	0.70%	99.30%	5.50%	32.7
21	Breckland	0.36%	100.00%	4.40%	32.3
22	Bromsgrove	0.63%	100.00%	4.30%	32.3
23	Malvern Hills	0.56%	100.00%	4.20%	32.2
24	Mid Devon	0.43%	100.00%	4.00%	32.1
25	Fenland	0.27%	100.00%	4.00%	32.1
26	South Kesteven	0.44%	100.00%	3.90%	32.0
27	Tewkesbury	0.62%	100.00%	3.70%	32.0
28	Sevenoaks	0.83%	100.00%	3.60%	32.0
29	Uttlesford	0.83%	100.00%	3.40%	31.9
30	Tendring	0.32%	100.00%	3.30%	31.7
31	Teignbridge	0.48%	93.00%	7.30%	31.6
32	West Oxfordshire	0.68%	100.00%	3.00%	31.6
33	Sedgemoor	0.40%	96.30%	5.30%	31.6
34	Eastleigh	0.54%	98.80%	3.70%	31.6
35	Runnymede	0.75%	100.00%	2.90%	31.6
36	Richmond upon Thames	1.39%	81.50%	13.70%	31.6
37	Basildon	0.31%	93.00%	7.20%	31.5
38	Elmbridge	1.24%	90.40%	8.30%	31.5
39	West Devon	0.43%	100.00%	2.80%	31.5
40	Selby	0.53%	100.00%	2.50%	31.4
41	Boston	0.19%	100.00%	2.60%	31.3
42	Hastings	0.24%	100.00%	2.50%	31.3
43	West Suffolk	0.41%	91.80%	7.30%	31.3
44	Richmondshire	0.34%	100.00%	2.40%	31.3
45	Hinckley and Bosworth	0.46%	100.00%	2.30%	31.2
46	Cheshire East	0.65%	90.60%	7.60%	31.1
47	Bracknell Forest	0.61%	98.90%	2.60%	31.1
48	Winchester	0.95%	93.50%	5.70%	31.1
49	New Forest	0.55%	90.60%	7.40%	31.0
50	Blaby	0.43%	100.00%	1.80%	31.0
51	Babergh	0.47%	87.40%	9.20%	30.9
52	Mid Suffolk	0.47%	86.80%	9.50%	30.9
53	Fylde	0.52%	100.00%	1.40%	30.8
54	North Hertfordshire	0.72%	87.70%	8.60%	30.7
55	North Norfolk	0.43%	97.70%	2.50%	30.7
56	Monmouthshire	0.52%	96.10%	2.60%	30.3
57	Staffordshire Moorlands	0.32%	100.00%	0.20%	30.2
58	Powys	0.29%	97.20%	1.70%	30.1
59	Redditch	0.32%	100.00%	0.00%	30.1
60	Wychavon	0.58%	90.70%	5.40%	30.1
61	Stafford	0.50%	84.80%	8.70%	29.9
62	Nuneaton and Bedworth	0.26%	95.30%	2.20%	29.8
63	Mendip	0.58%	84.60%	8.50%	29.8
64	Colchester	0.45%	95.40%	1.90%	29.7
65	Mansfield	0.26%	93.40%	3.10%	29.6
66	Rutland	0.68%	91.30%	4.00%	29.5
67	Wokingham	0.92%	84.30%	7.70%	29.3
68	Lewes	0.60%	86.70%	6.20%	29.2
69	Derbyshire Dales	0.55%	89.10%	4.80%	29.2
70	Cornwall	0.39%	89.00%	4.80%	29.2
71	Vale of Glamorgan	0.47%	92.90%	2.40%	29.1
72	Harlow	0.28%	96.50%	0.20%	29.1
73	South Lakeland	0.45%	89.80%	4.10%	29.1
74	South Holland	0.34%	90.50%	3.60%	29.0
75	Harrogate	0.62%	91.70%	2.70%	29.0
76	South Oxfordshire	0.90%	85.80%	6.00%	28.9
77	Wyre Forest	0.29%	87.80%	5.00%	28.9
78	Cherwell	0.60%	84.00%	6.90%	28.8
79	West Lindsey	0.42%	92.00%	2.10%	28.7
80	Ceredigion	0.33%	93.10%	1.00%	28.5
81	Gedling	0.47%	91.80%	1.70%	28.5
82	East Devon	0.49%	79.40%	8.90%	28.4
83	East Suffolk	0.42%	85.00%	5.60%	28.4
84	Mid Sussex	0.76%	87.50%	3.90%	28.4
85	Tamworth	0.32%	87.40%	4.00%	28.3
86	Melton	0.49%	82.30%	6.90%	28.2
87	Eden	0.30%	87.60%	3.70%	28.2
88	South Derbyshire	0.45%	87.90%	3.50%	28.2
89	Broadland	0.46%	84.70%	5.40%	28.2
90	Lichfield	0.58%	80.50%	7.70%	28.1
91	Wigan	0.30%	87.90%	3.30%	28.1
92	South Norfolk	0.52%	78.10%	9.10%	28.1
93	Halton	0.31%	78.80%	8.70%	28.1
94	Braintree	0.41%	89.40%	2.20%	28.0
95	North East Lincolnshire	0.15%	88.50%	2.80%	28.0
96	Rushmoor	0.29%	88.80%	2.50%	27.9
97	Mole Valley	0.87%	82.90%	5.50%	27.8
98	Amber Valley	0.39%	87.90%	2.80%	27.8
99	Denbighshire	0.29%	88.60%	2.00%	27.6
100	Buckinghamshire	0.85%	72.90%	11.20%	27.6
101	Rugby	0.45%	90.40%	0.50%	27.5
102	Ipswich	0.22%	89.00%	1.30%	27.4
103	Horsham	0.69%	85.70%	3.00%	27.4
104	Central Bedfordshire	0.62%	80.00%	6.50%	27.3
105	South Staffordshire	0.43%	82.90%	4.70%	27.3
106	Trafford	0.62%	81.60%	5.30%	27.3
107	Arun	0.37%	85.90%	2.80%	27.2
108	Conwy	0.29%	83.60%	4.00%	27.2
109	Rossendale	0.41%	85.40%	2.90%	27.1
110	Craven	0.48%	82.60%	4.40%	27.1
111	"Herefordshire, County of"	0.46%	86.50%	2.00%	27.0
112	Ashford	0.50%	80.70%	5.20%	26.9
113	Carlisle	0.20%	88.00%	0.90%	26.9
114	East Riding of Yorkshire	0.36%	83.00%	3.60%	26.8
115	Wiltshire	0.56%	79.30%	5.80%	26.8
116	Erewash	0.36%	87.50%	0.90%	26.8
117	Chorley	0.54%	79.10%	5.90%	26.8
118	King's Lynn and West Norfolk	0.29%	83.80%	3.00%	26.7
119	Broxtowe	0.45%	84.50%	2.50%	26.7
120	Gloucester	0.33%	79.50%	5.40%	26.6
121	Newark and Sherwood	0.47%	71.60%	10.00%	26.6
122	Thanet	0.32%	81.00%	4.20%	26.5
123	Medway	0.27%	84.40%	2.00%	26.4
124	North Somerset	0.63%	63.80%	14.10%	26.3
125	Guildford	0.89%	75.60%	6.90%	26.3
126	North Northamptonshire	0.41%	85.00%	1.30%	26.2
127	Telford and Wrekin	0.35%	78.10%	5.40%	26.2
128	Carmarthenshire	0.31%	84.40%	1.50%	26.1
129	Harborough	0.59%	77.10%	5.70%	26.1
130	Solihull	0.53%	81.10%	3.20%	26.1
131	Hertsmere	1.00%	66.70%	11.70%	26.1
132	Ashfield	0.26%	85.60%	0.40%	25.9
133	Warwick	0.72%	77.30%	5.10%	25.9
134	Oadby and Wigston	0.37%	82.60%	1.80%	25.8
135	Wealden	0.62%	73.70%	6.80%	25.7
136	Barnsley	0.30%	78.30%	4.10%	25.6
137	Hyndburn	0.19%	83.80%	0.50%	25.4
138	Ryedale	0.44%	76.80%	4.50%	25.4
139	Isle of Wight	0.41%	75.90%	5.00%	25.4
140	Charnwood	0.47%	82.90%	0.70%	25.3
141	Dover	0.36%	80.90%	1.90%	25.3
142	Redcar and Cleveland	0.20%	81.10%	1.70%	25.2
143	Swale	0.33%	76.30%	4.20%	25.1
144	South Somerset	0.41%	75.40%	4.60%	25.0
145	St Albans	1.07%	71.10%	6.90%	25.0
146	North Tyneside	0.40%	70.60%	7.40%	25.0
147	Vale of White Horse	0.87%	73.80%	5.20%	24.9
148	York	0.49%	76.80%	3.40%	24.8
149	Barrow-in-Furness	0.19%	81.50%	0.60%	24.8
150	South Gloucestershire	0.53%	75.80%	3.80%	24.7
151	Worthing	0.36%	77.00%	2.90%	24.6
152	Epping Forest	0.77%	74.30%	4.20%	24.5
153	Test Valley	0.66%	68.50%	7.10%	24.2
154	High Peak	0.47%	77.60%	1.70%	24.2
155	Bromley	0.86%	73.80%	3.60%	24.1
156	Dorset	0.47%	72.80%	3.70%	23.8
157	Brentwood	0.66%	70.00%	5.20%	23.8
158	Pembrokeshire	0.31%	76.80%	1.30%	23.7
159	Castle Point	0.29%	74.70%	2.50%	23.7
160	Shropshire	0.40%	68.20%	6.30%	23.7
161	Newcastle-under-Lyme	0.30%	76.30%	1.50%	23.7
162	Cannock Chase	0.29%	74.10%	2.70%	23.6
163	South Ribble	0.41%	63.20%	9.10%	23.6
164	St. Helens	0.24%	75.70%	1.50%	23.5
165	South Hams	0.63%	70.80%	4.20%	23.5
166	Great Yarmouth	0.23%	74.70%	1.80%	23.4
167	Wyre	0.42%	74.80%	1.70%	23.4
168	Bridgend	0.33%	73.80%	2.30%	23.3
169	Gateshead	0.36%	72.50%	2.90%	23.3
170	Chesterfield	0.30%	75.50%	1.10%	23.3
171	Walsall	0.18%	66.00%	6.40%	23.1
172	North Warwickshire	0.34%	71.90%	2.70%	23.0
173	Reigate and Banstead	0.80%	66.40%	5.90%	23.0
174	Cheshire West and Chester	0.53%	65.10%	6.70%	23.0
175	East Lindsey	0.26%	73.00%	1.90%	22.9
176	Torridge	0.33%	68.90%	4.30%	22.9
177	Kingston upon Thames	1.10%	47.20%	16.60%	22.7
178	North West Leicestershire	0.47%	71.90%	2.10%	22.7
179	Stockport	0.47%	67.50%	4.00%	22.4
180	Northumberland	0.49%	59.50%	8.70%	22.3
181	Exeter	0.36%	64.90%	5.20%	22.1
182	Swindon	0.37%	68.30%	3.00%	22.1
183	Doncaster	0.36%	59.20%	8.50%	22.1
184	Huntingdonshire	0.55%	63.50%	5.70%	22.0
185	West Berkshire	0.72%	52.50%	12.10%	21.9
186	Sunderland	0.26%	67.60%	2.90%	21.8
187	Sandwell	0.08%	68.20%	2.50%	21.7
188	Tunbridge Wells	0.68%	47.60%	14.50%	21.7
189	Wirral	0.37%	64.30%	4.20%	21.5
190	Gwynedd	0.22%	68.60%	1.70%	21.5
191	Newport	0.30%	66.60%	2.90%	21.5
192	Swansea	0.27%	67.30%	1.90%	21.2
193	Allerdale	0.26%	61.80%	5.00%	21.1
194	Bath and North East Somerset	0.78%	59.90%	5.90%	21.1
195	Oxford	0.69%	42.90%	15.80%	20.9
196	Knowsley	0.21%	69.60%	0.00%	20.9
197	Brighton and Hove	0.56%	46.60%	13.50%	20.8
198	West Northamptonshire	0.47%	56.50%	7.50%	20.8
199	Cheltenham	0.56%	56.50%	7.50%	20.8
200	Wakefield	0.31%	64.80%	2.40%	20.7
201	Bassetlaw	0.35%	53.80%	8.70%	20.5
202	Norwich	0.21%	67.50%	0.40%	20.5
203	Maidstone	0.49%	62.80%	3.10%	20.5
204	Bolsover	0.29%	62.40%	3.30%	20.4
205	Worcester	0.35%	62.40%	3.00%	20.3
206	Camden	2.54%	11.30%	32.70%	20.3
207	Somerset West and Taunton	0.37%	51.40%	9.30%	20.2
208	"Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole"	0.44%	59.60%	4.10%	20.0
209	Isle of Anglesey	0.26%	49.20%	10.10%	19.9
210	Rhondda Cynon Taf	0.18%	63.30%	1.70%	19.9
211	Gravesham	0.36%	56.10%	5.90%	19.9
212	Dartford	0.50%	60.60%	3.00%	19.8
213	Welwyn Hatfield	0.71%	62.80%	1.60%	19.8
214	Hambleton	0.47%	65.60%	[note 1]	19.8
215	Caerphilly	0.17%	62.80%	1.70%	19.7
216	Surrey Heath	0.79%	56.90%	4.90%	19.7
217	Lancaster	0.36%	61.90%	2.00%	19.6
218	Plymouth	0.19%	62.10%	1.80%	19.6
219	Bolton	0.30%	61.80%	1.80%	19.5
220	Sefton	0.31%	61.60%	1.70%	19.4
221	"Kingston upon Hull, City of"	0.07%	63.20%	0.70%	19.3
222	Milton Keynes	0.72%	53.20%	6.40%	19.3
223	Broxbourne	0.37%	61.70%	1.30%	19.2
224	Folkestone and Hythe	0.38%	57.60%	3.40%	19.1
225	County Durham	0.35%	57.60%	3.20%	19.0
226	Liverpool	0.22%	55.80%	4.20%	18.9
227	Windsor and Maidenhead	0.92%	49.50%	7.70%	18.9
228	Kensington and Chelsea	2.49%	18.10%	25.70%	18.8
229	Adur	0.41%	51.70%	6.10%	18.7
230	West Lancashire	0.43%	56.40%	3.20%	18.6
231	North Lincolnshire	0.24%	59.20%	1.50%	18.6
232	Portsmouth	0.22%	44.30%	10.50%	18.6
233	Chelmsford	0.61%	50.20%	6.20%	18.3
234	Blackpool	0.16%	58.90%	1.10%	18.2
235	Merton	1.01%	34.00%	15.50%	18.1
236	Westminster	2.73%	7.00%	30.50%	17.9
237	Cardiff	0.34%	52.80%	4.00%	17.9
238	Peterborough	0.30%	52.70%	3.60%	17.7
239	Neath Port Talbot	0.16%	58.70%	[note 2]	17.6
240	Calderdale	0.37%	53.20%	3.10%	17.6
241	Tameside	0.22%	56.90%	0.90%	17.6
242	Rochdale	0.29%	51.80%	3.50%	17.4
243	Kirklees	0.34%	54.60%	1.80%	17.4
244	Stoke-on-Trent	0.16%	56.60%	0.60%	17.3
245	Sutton	0.71%	30.70%	15.80%	17.3
246	Torbay	0.29%	49.80%	4.50%	17.2
247	Bradford	0.28%	51.10%	3.70%	17.2
248	Bexley	0.52%	43.80%	7.80%	17.2
249	Leeds	0.43%	52.90%	2.40%	17.2
250	South Tyneside	0.29%	50.80%	3.10%	16.9
251	Wrexham	0.22%	48.50%	4.50%	16.8
252	Gosport	0.25%	54.00%	0.90%	16.7
253	Coventry	0.23%	50.20%	3.00%	16.6
254	Enfield	0.54%	11.50%	26.00%	16.6
255	Copeland	0.26%	50.30%	2.80%	16.5
256	Lewisham	0.61%	25.20%	17.40%	16.4
257	Basingstoke and Deane	0.64%	45.50%	4.60%	16.1
258	Rotherham	0.28%	51.30%	1.10%	16.0
259	Brent	0.88%	6.10%	27.60%	15.8
260	Lincoln	0.23%	51.20%	0.60%	15.7
261	North Devon	0.35%	47.30%	2.90%	15.7
262	"Bristol, City of"	0.40%	45.10%	3.80%	15.5
263	Spelthorne	0.56%	36.30%	8.80%	15.4
264	Forest of Dean	0.48%	38.30%	7.50%	15.3
265	Darlington	0.34%	32.30%	11.00%	15.2
266	Pendle	0.20%	50.30%	[note 2]	15.1
267	Hounslow	0.74%	25.30%	14.40%	14.9
268	Flintshire	0.29%	47.20%	1.40%	14.9
269	Wandsworth	1.18%	32.00%	9.70%	14.7
270	East Staffordshire	0.39%	43.40%	2.90%	14.5
271	Cambridge	0.81%	39.70%	4.10%	14.1
272	Lambeth	0.82%	14.50%	19.10%	14.1
273	Stockton-on-Tees	0.33%	42.60%	2.50%	14.1
274	Wolverhampton	0.14%	43.50%	1.80%	14.0
275	Hartlepool	0.23%	46.50%	[note 2]	14.0
276	Derby	0.32%	43.20%	1.60%	13.8
277	Thurrock	0.35%	30.30%	8.50%	13.4
278	Crawley	0.35%	34.80%	5.80%	13.4
279	North Kesteven	0.46%	28.90%	9.10%	13.3
280	Newcastle upon Tyne	0.37%	31.70%	7.30%	13.2
281	Bedford	0.49%	38.10%	3.30%	13.2
282	Woking	0.76%	30.90%	7.40%	13.1
283	Eastbourne	0.27%	40.70%	1.30%	12.9
284	Stevenage	0.24%	33.50%	5.60%	12.9
285	Blaenau Gwent	0.07%	41.60%	0.70%	12.8
286	Oldham	0.26%	40.00%	1.50%	12.8
287	Southend-on-Sea	0.33%	33.10%	5.60%	12.8
288	Bury	0.36%	41.30%	0.50%	12.7
289	Warrington	0.47%	37.80%	1.80%	12.3
290	Scarborough	0.23%	33.00%	3.50%	11.7
291	Barnet	1.50%	33.90%	2.40%	11.7
292	Southwark	1.01%	27.70%	6.20%	11.6
293	Leicester	0.15%	24.30%	8.30%	11.5
294	Merthyr Tydfil	0.10%	36.80%	0.40%	11.3
295	Salford	0.29%	34.60%	1.50%	11.2
296	Ealing	0.82%	21.60%	8.50%	10.9
297	Burnley	0.19%	32.10%	1.70%	10.5
298	Canterbury	0.50%	22.80%	6.60%	10.3
299	Birmingham	0.25%	28.40%	3.30%	10.2
300	Torfaen	0.26%	30.50%	1.90%	10.1
301	Southampton	0.27%	24.20%	5.50%	10.1
302	Islington	1.29%	10.50%	13.10%	10.0
303	Greenwich	0.64%	17.70%	9.00%	10.0
304	Sheffield	0.39%	30.60%	1.00%	9.7
305	Nottingham	0.25%	29.50%	1.50%	9.7
306	Haringey	0.89%	12.50%	11.50%	9.7
307	Preston	0.32%	25.10%	3.40%	9.3
308	Blackburn with Darwen	0.28%	26.70%	2.40%	9.2
309	North East Derbyshire	0.43%	15.40%	7.80%	8.6
310	Hammersmith and Fulham	1.52%	16.60%	6.40%	8.5
311	Hackney	0.55%	7.50%	12.00%	8.3
312	Luton	0.25%	14.70%	6.00%	7.5
313	Dudley	0.24%	18.70%	3.40%	7.3
314	Havant	0.42%	19.50%	2.60%	7.2
315	Watford	0.53%	10.60%	7.60%	7.1
316	Croydon	0.74%	13.90%	5.30%	7.0
317	Manchester	0.21%	15.90%	3.90%	6.8
318	Havering	0.52%	15.20%	3.10%	6.2
319	Middlesbrough	0.13%	19.30%	0.30%	6.0
320	Waltham Forest	0.38%	5.60%	8.30%	5.9
321	Hillingdon	0.72%	1.40%	4.80%	3.0
322	Reading	0.43%	6.70%	1.40%	2.8
323	City of London	2.56%		[note 3]	0.5
324	Tower Hamlets	0.50%	0.50%	0.00%	0.2
325	Harrow	0.97%		[note 1]	0.2
326	Isles of Scilly	0.77%		[note 1]	0.2
327	Rother	0.51%		[note 1]	0.1
328	Rochford	0.45%		[note 1]	0.1
329	Slough	0.45%		[note 1]	0.1
330	Barking and Dagenham	0.39%		[note 1]	0.1
331	Newham	0.32%		[note 1]	0.1

Note 1: Areas with no AC charge points or no AC charge point data available.

Note 2: No BEVs or no BEV data in sociodemographic areas likely to adopt EVs.

Note 3: No residential areas of sociodemographic groups likely to adopt EVs.