The amount of electricity used to charge electric vehicles has risen fivefold in the last four years, according to Manx Utilities.
The organisation faced a freedom of information request about the number of residents using its EV tariff and how much power they'd used.
In its response, Manx Utilities revealed in 2018 just 115 people were on its EV rates - compared to 505 last year.
And in 2022, it supplied 3.5 million kilowatt hours to them - up from 780,000 four years earlier.
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Government announces £1.2 million border force
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says £1.2 million has been set aside to set up a new border division in government.
Assisted dying laws passed by Tynwald - again
The Island's assisted dying laws have been voted through by Tynwald.
Phone box turns guide at government House
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Church needs registered building consent for pointing work
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Island planning new vape fluid tax
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Nearly £341k written off in overpaid benefits
The Treasury has written off almost £341,000 in overpaid benefits in the last three years.
MHK tables barrage of questions about planned windfarm
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