UK energy market “pivots towards renewables”
The UK energy market is shifting to renewable energy in response to Russian sanctions and concerns over fossil fuels, according to the latest data from the Energy Industries Council (EIC).
Ionetic appoints Dr. Andy Palmer as Chairman
Electric vehicle (EV) battery pack technology firm Ionetic has appointed former Nissan and Aston Martin senior executive Dr. Andy Palmer as its Chairman.
Industry warns of fleet “EV charging deserts”
Concern has been raised by industry experts about “charging deserts” for fleets and HGVs in hard-to-reach areas of the UK.
UK “on track” to meet EV public charger targets
New research on the growth of the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure has suggested it is on-track to meet targets.
Two new Osprey charging sites open
New rapid EV charging sites have been opened by Osprey in Reading and Tunbridge Wells to support local businesses and retail environments.
Fastned continues rapid growth of network
Fast charging firm Fastned has outlined its growth plans up tp 2030 following the building of 59 new stations in 2022.
Nissan pole-to-pole EV trip begins
A pole-to-pole trip in an adapted Nissan Ariya EV has commenced by adventurers Chris and Julie Ramsey.
Cargo Bike Action Plan launched in London
Transport for London has launched a new plan to work with local authorities, businesses and the logistics industry on the use of cargo bikes.
Faraday Institution shifts focus at research centres
Energy storage research firm, the Faraday Institution, has announced a £29m investment in six key battery research projects, aimed at delivering commercial impact.
Hyundai develops EV charging robot
Hyundai Motor Group has developed a one-arm automatic charging robot (ACR) for use with electric vehicles (EV).
GRIDSERVE appoints new Chairman
GRIDSERVE has announced the appointment of Roy Williamson as the new Chairman of the Board.
Uber and bp pulse team up on EV charging
Uber and bp pulse have today (31st March) announced a new global mobility agreement which will see the companies use their global footprints to provide access to reliable and convenient charging, including at ultra-fast speeds, to help drivers transition to EVs.