Lake District National Park has installed a network of 28 electric vehicle charging points across its locations.

The chargers will not only support its own fleet of BMW i3s but are also open to the public. The move is one of Lake District National Park Authority’s low carbon projects to promote a cleaner and more sustainable environment across the Lake District.

To support its fleet electrification plans, Lake District National Park Authority appointed AMP EV to install Rolec’s range of AC fast and DC rapid chargers.

Emma Moody, lead strategy advisor for recreational & sustainable transport at Lake District National Park Authority said: “We are showcasing what can be done in terms of travelling more sustainably and are leading by example by using electric vehicles for our staff to get out and about in the Lake District.

"We ask visitors to travel to and around the Lake District in a more environmentally friendly way, and this improved network of charging points throughout the Park makes travelling by electric vehicle easier and more convenient.”

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EVs: industry challenges over the next 12 months

Fleet News continues its focus on EVs with a roundtable dedicated to the topic: 

Date: 20/10/2021

Venue: Worsley Park Marriott Hotel & Country Club M28 2QT

Sponsored by Chargepoint

This roundtable is aimed at fleet decision makers who run 100+ fleets. It is free of charge to attend and offers a unique opportunity to discuss key issues and share best practice with a small number of your peers that run fleets. 

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