The use of electric vehicles (EVs) is a topic of great importance, given the continued drive towards net zero and the phase out of sale of new petrol/diesel vehicles. However, a key concern is the need to install enough charge point infrastructure to grow in tandem with increasing EV adoption. Lack of EV charge point infrastructure and range anxiety are often cited as barriers to EV uptake. Therefore, a closer look is needed to understand how to model and build suitable EV charge point infrastructure, and how this can contribute to the broader aim of decarbonising transport.

• Chapter 1: Introduction
• Chapter 2: The drive to decarbonise, a historical perspective and where EV infrastructure plays a part
• Chapter 3: Deploying EV infrastructure: the overall process and key stakeholders
• Chapter 4: The strategy, policy and funding environment
• Chapter 5: Demand and supply modelling including predicting utilisation
• Chapter 6: Charge point technologies
• Chapter 7: Planning for deployment
• Chapter 8: Deploying charging infrastructure
• Chapter 9: Operating, maintaining and decommissioning charging points
• Chapter 10: Stakeholder perspectives
• Chapter 11: Looking to the future: where is EV infrastructure heading
• Chapter 12: Conclusions