EV public network provides thousands of greener miles during first year
An EV charging public network has reached its first anniversary by providing thousands of green miles for motorists to travel around Denbighshire.
Since launching officially last summer, Denbighshire County Council’s network of public EV chargers located at all towns have provided 239,146kwh of charging for motorists using the facilities.
That’s the equivalent of 837,000 miles of greener lower carbon travelling delivered by the network, nearly 34 times travelling around the circumference of the earth.
Closer to home, the miles delivered tots up around 1,000 trips from Land’s End to John O’Groats and 9,300 journeys travelling from Holyhead to Wrexham.
And for those using EV greener miles to travel around Denbighshire, the annual amount is roughly equivalent to 19,420 car trips from the coast of Prestatyn down to the sights of the River Dee at Llangollen.
Entering the summer holidays the EV network can provide a great opportunity to travel around Denbighshire to enjoy the many attractions the county has to offer while charging your vehicle.
