Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy - Q&A Event Signup |
Get Involved and Have Your Say
Tameside Council is committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions across the borough by 2038, aligned with its Climate Emergency declaration. As road transport remains one of the largest contributors to local emissions, and with Electric Vehicle uptake set to rise sharply, expanding a fair and accessible public charging network is essential.
In response to this, we have produced a draft Tameside Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy 2025–2030. This document, which can be accessed here, sets out how we will:
In response to this, we have produced a draft Tameside Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy 2025–2030. This document, which can be accessed here, sets out how we will:
- Use given funding to deliver at least 600 public charge points by 2030
- Improve air quality and reduce transport emissions, we aim to be net zero by 2038
- Make charging accessible for all, including elderly residents and those with disabilities
- Make charging suitable for all, especially where there is no off-street parking
- Support businesses to switch to electric vehicles and create new opportunities in the local low-carbon economy
We want to make sure that residents, businesses and community groups across Tameside with an interest in Electric Vehicle Infrastructure can have their say on our plans. A consultation, accessible from the Council website here, has been launched which will run from 1 September - 27 October.
However, if you want more information you can also attend our Q&A event. This will give you the opportunity to hear from project officers at the Council about the details of the Strategy, and to ask any questions that you might have. In particular, we want to hear what you think about:
However, if you want more information you can also attend our Q&A event. This will give you the opportunity to hear from project officers at the Council about the details of the Strategy, and to ask any questions that you might have. In particular, we want to hear what you think about:
- Your priorities for Electric Vehicle charging
- Preferred locations for chargers
- Barriers to Electric Vehicle adoption
The event will be held online via Microsoft Teams on 13 October 5:30-6:30pm.
To sign up to the Q&A event, please fill out the form below and we will e-mail you with further information. Your input will help ensure our charging network meets both current and future needs across the borough.
To sign up to the Q&A event, please fill out the form below and we will e-mail you with further information. Your input will help ensure our charging network meets both current and future needs across the borough.