A new electric vehicle charging point will be installed at the Sea Terminal next week.
Manx Utilities are adding the first public rapid charging point as part of its 'pay-for-use' charging network, and will be the Island's 47th place for residents to charge their electric cars.
Another 30 charging points in Douglas are set to come online in the coming months, as Manx Utilities and the DOI monitor demand and ensure the European standard of one charging point for every 10 EV's is maintained.
Chief Executive of Manx Utilities, Phil King, says time limits for use will be put in place to ensure all users can access charging in a fair way, after some users voiced concerns.
There are plans to install further charging points at Tynwald Mills, Jurby Medical Centre and Port St Mary Town Hall.
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