Nottinghamshire

Nottinghamshire's EV Cable Channel pilot lets residents without driveways charge from home using Kerbo Charge channels.

Key facts

Council scheme
EV Cable Channel (EVCC) pilot delivered with Via East Midlands and Kerbo Charge. Residents who have an EV, or plan to get one, and have no off-street parking can apply.
Cross-pavement policy
Allowed through the council's pilot scheme.

Checked against official sources: 16 October 2026

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Charging an EV in Nottinghamshire without a driveway

Nottinghamshire County Council runs an EV Cable Channel (EVCC) pilot, installing Kerbo Charge channels so residents can charge from home.

Who can apply

Residents who have an EV or plan to get one, and have no off-street parking.

How it works

A groove is cut into the footway outside your home, so your cable runs from your home charger to your car without lying on the pavement.


Related: How to charge an electric car without a driveway · All council guides

Frequently asked questions

Last updated 16 October 2026