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Statistics on electric vehicle charging devices by local authority area are published monthly by the UK Department for Transport: Electric vehicle charging device statistics: October 2021 - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Please see the following funding provided for electric vehicle charging points/schemes through dedicated transport funding for local authorities:

Financial Year 2019/20 – Local Transport Fund awards for EV chargers

£89,000 awarded to Swansea

£220,000 awarded to Carmarthenshire

£200,000 awarded to Pembrokeshire

2020/21 – Ultra Low Emission Vehicle Transformation Fund (ULEVTF) for EV chargers

£1,040,000 awarded to Cardiff City Region (taxi charging)

£370,000 awarded to Carmarthenshire

£150,000 awarded to Gwynedd

£85,000 awarded to Anglesey

2021/22 – ULEVTF for EV chargers

£35,000 awarded to Wrexham Council

£506,000 awarded to Swansea Council

£300,000 awarded to Pembrokeshire Council

£690,000 awarded to Newport Council

£80,000 awarded to Monmouthshire Council

£2,900,000 awarded to Cardiff City Region

£902,000 awarded to Gwynedd Council

£420,000 awarded to Carmarthenshire Council

£168,000 awarded to Cardiff Council

£120,000 awarded to Powys Council

£50,000 awarded to Vale of Glamorgan Council

£462,000 awarded to Bridgend Council

£420,000 awarded to Ceredigion Council

£164,000 awarded to Anglesey

We have also provided funding to the National Park Authorities for electric vehicle charging points/schemes.

Financial Year 2017/18

£30,000 to Snowdonia National Park Authority (Designated Landscapes capital funding)

Financial Year 2018/19

£30,000 to Brecon Beacons National Park Authority (Designated Landscapes capital funding)

Financial Year 2019/20

£30,000 to Pembrokeshire National Park Authority (Designated Landscapes capital funding)