Greenwheel Electric Lomondgate, Dumbarton, G82 3RG

The proposed EV Drive-to Station will provide 16 rapid charging bays inclusive of 2 accessible charging bays and an additional provision for 2 larger vehicles such as vans and trailers.

The station is complimented by a modern ancillary amenity hub which will provide sustainable accommodation to support local businesses and produce. This will include partnership opportunities for a high-quality retail, café and office space with the aim of supporting the local community and providing generous facilities for customers.

To provide additional sustainable energy for the station photovoltaic solar modules will be installed on the roof of the amenity building and an additional canopy above the charging bays.

The property is located on the northern periphery of the town of Dumbarton, a former shipbuilding, glassmaking and whisky hub; now a commuter town for the city of Glasgow approximately 13 miles east, with a population of approximately 21,000 inhabitants.

Gateway to Loch Lomond & the Trossachs on the River Leven tributary where it meets the Clyde estuary, Dumbarton lies on the A82, a principal north-south route between Glasgow and Inverness via Fort William stretching over 167 miles (269 km) and is Scotland’s second longest A road. Furthermore, it benefits from excellent public transport links with 3 train stations across the town (Dalreoch, Dumbarton Central, and Dumbarton East) servicing the North Clyde and
West Highland lines.

The subject is situated to the south-west of Stag Roundabout on the A813 with direct access to the A82 to the south-east, adjacent to Lomondgate services and south of Lomondgate & Vale of Leven Industrial Estates. Nearby occupiers include Aggreko, Chivas Brothers, Costa Coffee, Esso, Starbucks, and Premier Inn.