Allow pavement gullies in Hounslow for EV charging
107 Comments
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Richard Strike
1 month ago
I haven't taken the plunge yet to EV although I would like to. This really seems like the right way to allow people like me who live in terraced houses to be able to charge at home. Which is the main barrier of entry to me.
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Bruce Michael
1 month ago
Environmentally friendly and with the cost of living crisis common sense.
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Supporter
1 month ago
We need more places to charge up electric cars as there’s a shortage. I wont purchase an electric car as it’s too difficult and inconvenient to charge them around where I live .
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Lesley Day
1 month ago
We have had an excellent electric car for 4 years. The downside is the total lack of working charge points on lampposts! We live on Strand on the Green and LBH have NOT provided any charging lamp posts on the west side of the railway bridge. When we find one in Riverview Grove etc it is occupied or invariably not working!
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Tony Bowden
1 month ago
Convenience and cost are both major factors as we live in a terraced house with no off street parking or charging.
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Yasmeen Alzubaydi
1 month ago
There is an electric charger outside our house which often doesn’t work. My mother is disabled so I have to park outside, get her into the house then drive to the nearest charging point. If I install a charger on my front garden and park outside it would be much easier.
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Eraj Rostaqi
1 month ago
I am writing to express strong support for introducing EV charging cable gullies across the London Borough of Hounslow, as they provide a crucial, fair solution for residents without off-street parking. Equitably expanding electric vehicle infrastructure is essential so that every household-not just those with driveways-can access affordable home-charging tariffs and participate in the green transition. Crucially, flush-fitted charging gullies present a remarkably low risk to other pavement user
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Ian L
1 month ago
I would like to switch from petrol to electric but live in a terraced house
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Andrew West
1 month ago
Because without a decent solution to EV charging at home the economics just don’t work. The current lamppost solution is unreliable and super expensive.
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Rupert Ireland
1 month ago
It has a negative impact on my community.
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Nick Cook
1 month ago
No lamppost chargers on our road, and the closest ones are constantly breaking - the Council should be aiming to make EV ownership easier, not harder.
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Helen Smith
1 month ago
The current lamp post chargers offered are expensive and unreliable- never successfully completing a charge in one go and nearest in a 3-5 min walk away.
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Paul Walker
1 month ago
It is the obvious solution to on-street charging. Hounslow is finding unnecessary objections, 'not invented here'
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Jonathan McQueen
1 month ago
Lampost charging is expensive, inconvenient, and unreliable.
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Ian Alexander
1 month ago
It makes getting an EV and reducing pollution in the borough (not to mention stopping contributing to global warming) a lot more attractive. Time it was done everywhere.
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Andy Magee
1 month ago
This is a very sensible way of increasing EV ownership. LBH should get behind it oor risk losing more seats to Green Party
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Siddhartha siddharthas.dev
1 month ago
Enable greener driving in long run
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John Flynn
1 month ago
It just makes sense ,otherwise the imbalance between charging points and cars will be too late
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GLYNIS ROSS-WOOD
1 month ago
Ludicrous number of street chargers in Chiswick for the number of EVs we are told are here.
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Supporter
1 month ago
Home charging is important, on street charging is too expensive to ever be mass adopted. More expensive than petrol. All cars sold will be PHEVs, but few if any cars where no home charging exists will ever be more than a hybrid with a heavy battery.
I haven't taken the plunge yet to EV although I would like to. This really seems like the right way to allow people like me who live in terraced houses to be able to charge at home. Which is the main barrier of entry to me.
Environmentally friendly and with the cost of living crisis common sense.
We need more places to charge up electric cars as there’s a shortage. I wont purchase an electric car as it’s too difficult and inconvenient to charge them around where I live .
We have had an excellent electric car for 4 years. The downside is the total lack of working charge points on lampposts! We live on Strand on the Green and LBH have NOT provided any charging lamp posts on the west side of the railway bridge. When we find one in Riverview Grove etc it is occupied or invariably not working!
Convenience and cost are both major factors as we live in a terraced house with no off street parking or charging.
There is an electric charger outside our house which often doesn’t work. My mother is disabled so I have to park outside, get her into the house then drive to the nearest charging point. If I install a charger on my front garden and park outside it would be much easier.
I am writing to express strong support for introducing EV charging cable gullies across the London Borough of Hounslow, as they provide a crucial, fair solution for residents without off-street parking. Equitably expanding electric vehicle infrastructure is essential so that every household-not just those with driveways-can access affordable home-charging tariffs and participate in the green transition. Crucially, flush-fitted charging gullies present a remarkably low risk to other pavement user
I would like to switch from petrol to electric but live in a terraced house
Because without a decent solution to EV charging at home the economics just don’t work. The current lamppost solution is unreliable and super expensive.
It has a negative impact on my community.
No lamppost chargers on our road, and the closest ones are constantly breaking - the Council should be aiming to make EV ownership easier, not harder.
The current lamp post chargers offered are expensive and unreliable- never successfully completing a charge in one go and nearest in a 3-5 min walk away.
It is the obvious solution to on-street charging. Hounslow is finding unnecessary objections, 'not invented here'
Lampost charging is expensive, inconvenient, and unreliable.
It makes getting an EV and reducing pollution in the borough (not to mention stopping contributing to global warming) a lot more attractive. Time it was done everywhere.
This is a very sensible way of increasing EV ownership. LBH should get behind it oor risk losing more seats to Green Party
Enable greener driving in long run
It just makes sense ,otherwise the imbalance between charging points and cars will be too late
Ludicrous number of street chargers in Chiswick for the number of EVs we are told are here.
Home charging is important, on street charging is too expensive to ever be mass adopted. More expensive than petrol. All cars sold will be PHEVs, but few if any cars where no home charging exists will ever be more than a hybrid with a heavy battery.