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Pay-per-mile road charging “puts drivers off EVs”

More than half of UK drivers say introducing pay-per-mile road charging for electric vehicles would make them less likely to switch to a new or used EV, according to new research.
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James Evison

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Electric Vehicles

Report highlights companies driving EV transition

Infrastructure + technology

ChargePoint partners with RAW Charging

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News

Bristol heat network low carbon energy centre approved 

HGVs + commercial vehicles

Fleete opens commercial vehicle electric charging hub at Port of Tilbury 

Video

Talking Transport + Energy: Chris Demetriou 

Infrastructure + technology

Arnold Clark Charge celebrates 60th site

Energy

SSEN delivers battery packs to those in need

Hydrogen + biofuels

Hydrogen Energy Association calls for urgent government action

Industry insight

Industry insight

Flexibility is a critical piece of the local energy leadership jigsaw

UK100 chief executive Christopher Hammond outlines how flexibility will be key to the transition towards clean power.
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James Evison

TRANSPORT

Fleete opens commercial vehicle electric charging hub at Port of Tilbury 

Wayve raised $1.2bn in latest investment round

GRIDSERVE cites growth in eHGVs

ENERGY

ENGIE announces agreement to acquire UK Power Networks

Geothermal Energy Lithium delivers energy for Octopus

Polestar offers expanded grid rewards to new markets

ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Pay-per-mile road charging “puts drivers off EVs”

Report highlights companies driving EV transition

Motorcycle sector “faces cliff edge” without government support

Infrastructure+technology

ChargePoint partners with RAW Charging

Zest and North East Combined Authority deliver first EV chargers

EV ownership now “more broad-based”

HYDROGEN+BIOFUELS

Wales unveils its first trial with hydrogen refuse vehicles

GeoPura announces Lower Thames Crossing hydrogen deal

Hydrogen Energy Association calls for urgent government action

Buildings

Bristol heat network low carbon energy centre approved 

SSEN delivers battery packs to those in need

Data centre heat could warm more than 3.5 million UK homes

GOVERNMENT

CIHT launches guidance to support local delivery of accessible EV charging infrastructure

UK100 describes Local Power Plan as “significant step forward”

Urban Fox to install up to 10,000 EV chargers in Kent

NET ZERO

Costain to build junction to new £4bn gigafactory

Centrica announces new energy transition facility

AI-managed EV charging ‘could save £650’ on bills

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Talking Transport + Energy: Chris Demetriou 

In the latest instalment of Talking Transport + Energy talks to the London Borough of Islington's Chris Demetriou.
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James Evison

Talking Transport + Energy: our predictions for 2026

Editorial director and founder of Transport + Energy Alec Peachey and content manager James Evison discuss what 2026 could bring for the two sectors.
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James Evison

Transport + Energy Forum – catch the highlights

The Transport + Energy Forum 2025 was highly praised by industry leaders who attended, lauding the forum as a 'world class' event.
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Susan Fairley

T+E Forum 2024: video interview, Snigdha Tiruvuru, Head of Partnership Development, char.gy

Another peek behind the scenes at the T+E Forum last year, when we interviewed Snigdha Tiruvuru, Head of Partnership Development at char.gy to find out more about her view on the event and her thoughts on delivering decarbonisation of transport.

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Susan Fairley

T+E Forum 2024: video interview, Naomi Nye, Head of Sales, Drax Electric Vehicles

Here’s another glimpse of our Transport + Energy Forum last November, when we interviewed Naomi Nye from Drax Electric Vehicles. Naomi explains that the forum enabled her to get in front of customers, understand their challenges and the complexities they

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Susan Fairley

T+E Forum 2024: video interview, Melanie Shufflebotham, COO and Co-founder, Zapmap

In this video, Melanie Shufflebotham from Zapmap talks about the Transport + Energy Forum last year, explaining that it had a “wonderful location, loads of people from across the industry, loads of energy and positive elements”. Melanie also talked about

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Susan Fairley

Transport + Energy Awards 2025 launches with new categories announced

The third edition of the Transport + Energy Awards has officially been announced, celebrating outstanding achievements across the transport and energy sectors. The awards will take place on the evening of the Transport + Energy Forum on 20 November at

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Susan Fairley

T+E Forum 2024: video interview, Paul Tovey, Head of Highway Management, Solihull Council

Paul is leading on Solihull Council’s street and destination e-charging project with Qwello. Paul told us he thought the event was “absolutely excellent”, enjoying the vision from the JLR session about the company going fully electric, found the mobility discussion

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Susan Fairley

T+E Forum 2024: video interview, Martin Hale, Managing Director, Qwello UK

Martin reflects on the success of the event and the will from the sector to accelerate decarbonisation to the next level. “This event gets better every year and it started pretty well. It’s a great opportunity to have all the

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Susan Fairley

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