Key facts
- Council scheme
- Norfolk offers assessed permission for temporary protected charging cables.
- Cross-pavement policy
- Apply before crossing the pavement. Embedded channels are not permitted under this guidance.
Checked against official sources: 16 October 2026
Visit the council's EV page (opens in a new tab)Charging without a driveway in Norfolk
Permission lasts two years and renewal needs a new assessment. An upfront assessment fee applies. Read the council's full protector and electrical requirements; permission does not reserve parking.
Before you commit
Compare a realistic week of charging with your parking routine. Check the price per kWh, any parking or overstay fees, accessibility and a backup location. For a home proposal, confirm permissions and use a qualified installer.
Official information
Norfolk council charging guidance (opens in a new tab) — checked 16 October 2026. Policies and availability can change.
Frequently asked questions
Last updated 16 October 2026