Charging on the go

There are plenty of publicly available chargepoints across the UK, if you need to charge your electric vehicle on the go, or if you don't have a home chargepoint. These could be found on street, supermarket carparks, shopping centres and service stations. Zapmap (external site) is a great source for finding your nearest local public charging infrastructure.

You can also find shared home chargepoints online, where people in your area sign up to share their chargepoints, in return for a fee.

Chargepoints we have installed

We have already installed a network of chargepoints countywide with BP Pulse to help the people of Lancashire make the switch to electric vehicles. 50 kW chargepoints can typically fully charge an electric vehicle in less than an hour, and 7kWh chargepoints will take around three hours to fully charge the vehicle.

Here is a list of where these chargepoints are and their power ratings:

Burnley

Kingsway, Burnley

4x 7kWh - 8 sockets

Ribble Street, Padiham

1x 50kWh - 1 socket

Chorley

Market Street, Chorley

George Street, Whalley

1x 7kWh - 2 sockets

Rossendale

Bury Road, Haslingden

2x 7kWh - 4 sockets

King Street, Bacup

2x 7kWh - 4 sockets

Kay Street, Rawtenstall

2x 7kWh & 1x 50kWh - 5 sockets

South Ribble

Spring Gardens, Adjacent to Library, Leyland

2x 7kWh - 4 sockets

West Lancs

Ruff Lane, Ormskirk

3x 7kWh - 6 sockets

Sandy Lane, Skelmersdale

2x 50kWh - 4 sockets

Wyre

North Albert Street, Fleetwood

4x 7kWh - 8 sockets

Blackpool Old Road, Poulton-le-Fylde

2x 7kWh - 4 sockets

Victoria Road West, Cleveleys

1x 7kWh - 2 sockets