Free rapid charging is now available to EV drivers at both Birmingham and Liverpool airport.
Ecotricity contine to expand there Electric Highway, adding new charging points on a regular and frequent basis.
The charging points are free to use. To access them simply apply for a free RFID card on their website. Alternatively, if you have a membership card of another network you may be able to gain access using this…find out more here.
Dale Vince, founder of Ecotricity, said: “Installing pumps at airports such as Liverpool and Birmingham is the next phase of our national network which enables electric cars to drive the length and breadth of Britain. Now e-drivers can charge up at the airport if they’re picking up, dropping off, or on their way in and out of the country.”
Andrew Dutton, Liverpool John Lennon Airport’s head of environment, said: “Liverpool John Lennon Airport is proud to play a small part in the electric car revolution. The journey to the airport can be one of the major contributors to CO2 emissions associated with our business.
“By installing this charging point we are now giving those customers with electric or hybrid cars the opportunity to use these vehicles on a potential lengthy journey to the airport, relaxed in the knowledge that we have a charging point for them to use for their return journey home. Just as important though, this will also help to reduce CO2 emissions.”
EV Fleet World, Ecotricty
