PICTURES: How electric vehicle usage is being promoted across Denbighshire

The council's Bodelwyddan fleet has 28 live EVs, used by such services as highways and maintenance, waste, traffic teams, and social services.

It is also used for public transport, such as taxis for school runs, or its 16-seater, demand-responsive minibus based in Ruthin; the only one of its kind in the UK.

In Rhyl, the first EV charging park of its kind in Wales, and the second-largest in the UK (36 charger points), is expected to go live at West Kinmel Street Car Park in November.

In Prestatyn, two public charging points have been installed at Kings Avenue short stay car park, and have been operating with great success since June.

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Look at our picture gallery below:

West Kinmel Street Car Park, Rhyl, where 36 electric charging points will go live next month (Image: Newsquest)

The current state of the new electric charging park on West Kinmel Street (Image: Newsquest)

Some of the Denbighshire County Council's 28 electric vehicles at its depot in Bodelwyddan (Image: Newsquest)

Some of Denbighshire County Council's 28 electric vehicles at its depot in Bodelwyddan. Photo: DCC (Image: Newsquest)

Some of Denbighshire County Council's 28 electric vehicles at its depot in Bodelwyddan. Photo: DCC (Image: Newsquest)

A DCC "eco taxi" electric vehicle. Photo: DCC (Image: Newsquest)

The dashboard of a DCC 'eco taxi' electric vehicle (Image: Newsquest)

An electric vehicle charging point on Kings Avenue, Prestatyn (Image: Newsquest)

An electric vehicle charging point on Kings Avenue, Prestatyn (Image: Newsquest)