What's the challenge?
As the race to level up EV manufacturing intensifies, so too should the race to level up the infrastructure to support.
Local governments provide vital services each day to their citizens and businesses within their defined areas, and a pivotal role in helping the country’s meet its sustainability targets.   
In larger cities and densely populated areas, due to increased economic and social demand, the infrastructure is built more rapidly. But how does this work for local governments of remote communities, with a similar budget and a much larger area of the country to upgrade?  
Do concepts, like the 15-minute city, or existing analysis and data modelling help identify any deficiencies and requirements for the infrastructure across a larger remote area.   
For this mobility hackathon challenge, using map coverage, building/structure data, and road networks are key to finding some of the sustainable solutions. Can a concept be created using raster and vector data from AddressBase and OS MasterMap Topography layer, to inform electric vehicle infrastructure planning?
This challenge is intended to support local governments in measuring and speeding up the transition in lightly populated areas with a high tourist appeal.  
Learn more about the challenges
Hackathon: levelling up Britain’s remote communities
Adopting electric vehicles (EVs) over petrol- and diesel-fuelled ones is a critical part of making Great Britain ‘greener,’ by helping lower carbon emissions, and work towards reaching ‘net zero.’
Complex land use decisions simplified by The Land App
Tim Hopkin is revolutionising the way complex land use decisions are made through the creation of The Land App.
Working to make road data available and easier to work
To support sustainable mobility, Ordnance Survey, Department for Transport (DfT) and GeoPlace have been working to make road data available and easier to work with.
OS Map & Hack challenges
Taking charge
Balancing the requirement of off-street EV parking whilst maintaining functional greenspace.
The 'real' EV journey
How can we build the infrastructure to accurately reflect the new habits of every EV users?
Open innovation
The open innovation challenge gives you the freedom to design and build your own sustainable concept.