Electric Vehicle Charging

Private vehicle transport is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, and electric vehicles offer a lower lifetime emissions option compared to conventional internal combustion engine powered vehicles. 

Public EV Charging

Mosman Council encourages the uptake of electric vehicles by facilitating public locations at which charging station suppliers can provide charging services. Sites and suppliers are selected based on service offerings and Council’s view on demand for services. Council charges an occupancy fee to the charging station provider per public parking space.

Any issues with using charging stations within Mosman should be addressed in the first place with the charging station provider. A smartphone app provided by the charging station supplier is the usual means through which to conduct a charging transaction. Locations of chargers can be found on Google Maps or Transport for NSW electric vehicle charging map. 

Public charging stations:

• 1 x Mosman Square Car Park (50 kW DC, Evie Networks)
• 2 x Raglan St West Car Park (50 kW DC, Evie Networks)
• 2 x Lennon Lane Car Park (75kW DC, Evie Networks)

Private EV Charging

Mosman Council adopted the Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Policy to support the growing uptake of EVs, making it easier for residents and providers to install on-street charging infrastructure. As more people transition to EVs, access to convenient charging is becoming increasingly important, particularly for residents without off-street parking. The policy provides a clear and consistent framework for installing chargers on Council land. To assess suitability and provide direction for persons to install an EV charger on public land owned or managed by Mosman Council refer to the Operational Guidelines Installation of EV infrastructure on Council Property.