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Old 16 Feb 2020, 13:18 (Ref:3957810)   #64
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Originally Posted by Tel 911S View Post
https://franklinenergy.co.uk/oxfords...city-councils/

£800000 for 30 street chargers .
A lot of the cost will be from the fact that a street lighting circuit needs a lot of upgrading work , IE , changing all of the lights to LED will allow 2 charger units in about 1 mile of road .
Interesting that Franklin offer home charging points from £480 per unit.
The cost of the charging point itself is a small percentage of the overall cost to Oxford Council. The rest being other infrastructure works and to fund the research and studies that this project feeds into.
It's not the best example to use as a paradigm for EV charger costs.
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