The purpose of this webpage is to display the network development figures reported for ChargePlace Scotland for March 2021.
All figures published are applicable to publicly accessible units on the ChargePlace Scotland network only, while the network availability figure given is the monthly average and the figures reported for new charging units are for the reporting month only (i.e., this figure is not a rolling total).
93% |
36 |
1,692 |
| Monthly availability | New charging units | Total charging units |
1,177,348 |
1,113 |
3,734 |
| Total kWh charged | Total charging sites | Total charging connectors |
New charge points
In March 2021, 15 charge points were added to the ChargePlace Scotland network:
- 1x 7kW unit with 18x sockets at Olympia Multi-Storey Car Park, Dundee, DD1 3HE
- 2x 22kW units and 1x 7kW unit at Craighouse, Isle of Jura, PA60 7XS
- 4x 50kW units, 3x 22kW units and 2x 7kW units at Orchard Loan, Forfar, DD8 1WH
- 1x 50kW unit and 1x 22kW unit at Smugglers Brig Road, Crossford, ML6 5SE
- 3x 7kW units at Main Street, Guardbridge, St Andrews, KY16 0US
- 1x 50kW unit at Collier Street Car Park, Johnstone, PA5 8AX
- 2x 50kW units and 2x 7kW units at Millhill Street, Stranraer, DG9 7AG
- 1x 22kW unit and 1x 7kW unit at Battery Park, Eldon Street, Greenock, PA16 7QG
- 1x 22kW unit and 1x 7kW unit at Station Avenue, Greenock, PA15 1DH
- 1x 22kW unit at The Machrie Hotel, Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, PA42 7AN
- 1x 22kW unit and 1x 7kW unit at Princes Street, Port Glasgow, PA14 5JH
- 1x 22kW unit at Garvel Road, Tarbert, PA29 6TR
- 2x 7kW units at Calderwood Community Hall, Blackbraes Road, Glasgow, G74 3JT
- 2x 7kW units at Union Street, Bridge of Allan, FK9 4AT
- 1x 7kW unit at Yell, Shetland, ZE2 9DE
About ChargePlace Scotland
ChargePlace Scotland is Scotland’s national Electric Vehicle (EV) charging network. Owned and developed by the Scottish Government, and funded in partnership through a public grant from Local Authorities and other organisations. Aiming to install charge points across Scotland from Shetland to the Scottish borders, making owning an Electric Vehicle accessible for all Scottish drivers.
The ChargePlace Scotland network has grown from 55 public charge points in 2013 to over 1,500 in 2021. All publicly available charge points are displayed on our live map, which provides details about the location, type, status and availability of each unit.
New charge points are installed regularly on the network, with the ongoing support of Transport Scotland.