Key facts
- Council scheme
- A pilot of cross-footway gullies at 10 selected households, in a mix of urban and rural locations. The trial is fully funded by the Swansea Bay City Deal, covering the home charger and the gully works.
- Cross-pavement policy
- Trial basis (10 selected households).
Charging an EV in Neath Port Talbot without a driveway
Neath Port Talbot Council is piloting cross-footway gullies at 10 selected households, chosen to cover a mix of urban and rural streets and different pavement types.
What's covered
The trial is fully funded through the Swansea Bay City Deal – including the home charger and the gully installation.
What next
If it's successful, residents across the borough may be able to apply, and could use the UK Government grant of up to £500 towards an eligible chargepoint.
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Last updated 16 October 2026