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Plans have been submitted to install 10 charging bays for electric cars at a multi-storey car park in Dundee.
Dundee City Council's development committee has been asked to approve the works at the Greenmarket multi-storey car park.
The bays will offer 20 car charging opportunities on the roof level.
Worth nearly £600,000, the project is being funded by various sources primarily European Funding through Transport Scotland, Dundee City Council and the UK Government's Office for Low Emission Vehicles.
The city development committee will consider a tender from Swarco UK Ltd at a meeting on Monday 10 December.
Councillor Lynne Short, convener of the city development committee, said: "This is an important milestone in Dundee's ongoing journey to create a strong charging network for electric vehicles.
"Zero and low emission vehicles reduce cost and carbon emissions as well as improving air quality.
"Charging hubs have already opened in Lochee and Princes Street with a third in Broughty Ferry opening on 15th December, and this newest scheme is to encourage the use of EVs for commuters by day and residents by night."
