Alec Peachey, Author at Transport + Energy

Tritium and evyve enter EV charger partnership

Tritium has reached an agreement with UK EV charging network evyve to become its preferred fast charger technology provider.

Government on track to meet fleet decarbonisation target

The government is on track to meet a 2027 target for its entire fleet be fully zero emission – having switched over a quarter of vehicles to date.

Connected Kerb completes installation of EV chargers in Warrington

Project to improve EV charger performance launches

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure provider Connected Kerb has carried out an installation of 30 public on-street charging points on behalf of Warrington Borough Council.

Gloucestershire’s councils agree on collective action to deliver Net Zero transport

All of Gloucestershire’s councils, County and Districts, have joined forces to agree and sign a Statement of Shared Intent to work together on achieving Transport Net Zero across the region.

ZeroAvia flies world’s largest aircraft powered by hydrogen-electric engine

Zero-emission flight has taken a giant step forward with ZeroAvia flying the largest aircraft in the world to be powered by a hydrogen-electric engine.

Energy crisis sends e-scooter and e-bike use higher

Dott announces £52m extension to its Series B funding round

Micromobility operator Dott has reported a change in habits from its e-scooter and e-bike riders as the energy crisis impacts people’s decisions in how they travel.

EV Café partners with Churchill Insurance

The EV Café has partnered with Churchill Insurance, one of the UK’s leading insurers of electric vehicles, to promote electric vehicles and to accelerate the transition to cleaner transport.

World’s largest commercial EV trial accelerates move to all-electric fleets

Optimise Prime, the world’s largest commercial electric vehicle project, which trialled over 8,000 electric vehicles from fleets in the UK including Centrica and Uber has come to an end.

Size of Liverpool’s EV charging network set to treble

The number of electric vehicle (EV) charge points in Liverpool are set to treble with the City Council appointing ubitricity to install a network of 300 on-street chargers.