Charging demand
measured socket occupancy across 14,678 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%20,520GlossopDerbyshire166%18,214NarberthPembrokeshire253%54,344DunfermlineFife249%46,063AshfordSurrey147%28,486NiggAberdeen City347%54,642GosforthNewcastle upon Tyne447%56,760WickfordEssex145%25,868GarelochheadArgyll and Bute144%28,243LancingWest Sussex143%25,861GelligaerCaerphilly County Borough243%30,106WatfordHertfordshire341%79,745YeadonCity and Borough of Leeds141%20,596AltonHampshire140%26,638WinkleighDevon139%16,379TrowbridgeWiltshire339%84,913South NorwoodGreater London638%164,173RotherhamRotherham237%54,349West BromwichSandwell237%17,443StainesSurrey437%84,897PrescotKnowsley337%58,067Lyme RegisDorset235%51,544ChertseySurrey235%53,773CrowthorneBracknell Forest134%25,826Great SankeyWarrington134%19,304TenbyPembrokeshire334%28,081OrpingtonGreater London233%31,578SittingbourneKent533%137,995WhitstableKent133%28,438KirkbymoorsideNorth Yorkshire132%25,220