Written answers

Thursday, 30 July 2020

Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment

Electric Vehicles

Photo of Neale RichmondNeale Richmond (Dublin Rathdown, Fine Gael)
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147. To ask the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment the number of public electric car charging points in operation around the country; the details of the location of each; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [19693/20]

Photo of Eamon RyanEamon Ryan (Dublin Bay South, Green Party)
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There are currently 658 standard public charge points as part of the ESB eCars charging network which is supported by this Department in respect of the contribution the Climate Action Fund is making to the network. This is supplemented by a limited number of charging points provided by local authorities and retail outlets. In addition there are also 80 fast chargers and four high powered charge points, mainly on national routes. Public charge points are also provided by private companies such as EasyGo, Tesla and Ionity.

The below table sets out the number of ESB eCar charge points in operation per county. An interactive map showing the exact locations of these chargers can be found at .

County Standard Charge Points Fast Chargers High Powered Charge Points
Donegal 30 3
Sligo 14 3
Leitrim 4 0
Mayo 22 2
Westmeath 20 3
Roscommon 22 2
Galway 34 5 2
Monaghan 12 1
Cavan 8 1
Longford 10 1
Meath 24 3
Louth 18 4
Dublin 152 15
Kildare 22 5 2
Offaly 14 1
Laois 14 2
Wicklow 26 3
Carlow 12 1
Wexford 30 4
Kilkenny 12 2
Tipperary 18 5
Waterford 24 2
Clare 16 2
Limerick 22 3
Cork 50 6
Kerry 28 1
Total 658 80 4

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