Community Development Action Hertfordshire

EV Chargers for Halls


Could EV Charging Work for Your Village Hall?

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Potential Return on Investment

Electric vehicles charging outside a village hall with an indicative return on investment of 1.5 to 2 years

The Calculation

Two average charging sessions per day

Annual customer income
£9,490
Annual electricity cost
£3,650
Annual gross margin
£5,840

Assumptions

  • Two 20 kWh charging sessions each day
  • Customers pay 65p per kWh
  • Hall electricity costs 25p per kWh
  • Each session lasts approximately 3–3.5 hours

Illustrative figures before platform fees, maintenance, VAT and other operating costs. Grant funding could reduce the payback period further.

Your Journey to an EV Charger

CDA Herts will guide your village hall from its first enquiry through to installation. You decide whether to continue at each stage.

Four stages of the village hall EV charger journey: register interest, site assessment, site survey and installation

Register Your Interest

If your village hall is interested in exploring EV charging, complete the form below. This does not commit your organisation to an installation.

We will contact you to discuss your hall and explain the next steps. You do not need to provide technical information at this stage.