Charging demand
measured socket occupancy across 17,809 live-status chargers · partner tools
Heat is weighted by each charger's share of observed socket-time in use - a hot patch means bays there are consistently full, not merely that chargers are dense. Zoom past city level for per-charger dots.
Highest-demand areas
sustained occupancy, min. 5,000 socket-samplesAreaRegionChargersOccupancySamplesNewton MearnsEast Renfrewshire171%28,737NarberthPembrokeshire253%78,365SwanleyKent147%20,250GelligaerCaerphilly County Borough247%42,086WatfordHertfordshire641%192,448HarpendenHertfordshire138%42,006KirkbymoorsideNorth Yorkshire138%36,970GarelochheadArgyll and Bute138%37,950TrowbridgeWiltshire437%137,629South NorwoodGreater London836%299,340WinkleighDevon135%28,779HunstantonNorfolk335%113,593StainesSurrey534%148,166WillenhallWalsall234%52,095Lyme RegisDorset333%131,354BarnetGreater London832%295,957OrpingtonGreater London531%135,674AshfordSurrey431%113,934HayesGreater London1531%464,695ColefordGloucestershire131%39,996Wigston MagnaLeicestershire230%76,347Betws-y-CoedConwy130%38,099HoltNorfolk229%12,964BletchleyMilton Keynes2329%720,896TenbyPembrokeshire328%38,334Gerrards CrossBuckinghamshire728%250,133PinnerGreater London228%80,915GreenfordGreater London1327%464,085LochmabenDumfries and Galloway127%36,825NorburyGreater London927%331,921