Team from Green 2 to take on the Great British EV Rally
The co-founders of sustainable delivery company Green 2 will each drive an electric vehicle (EV) from one end of the British Isles to the other when they take part in the Great British EV Rally (GBEVR) next week.
ChargePlace Scotland partners with Paua to offer one-card charging solution for EV drivers
ChargePlace Scotland (CPS) has partnered with leading electric vehicle (EV) fleet fuel card provider Paua to provide a roaming solution for the Great British EV Rally in July this year.
Hydrogen electric truck launched by Tevva
Electric and hydrogen truck manufacturer Tevva is today (30 June) launching the first hydrogen fuel cell-supported heavy goods vehicle (HGV) to be manufactured, designed and mass produced in the UK.
Britishvolt makes move to secure supply of battery materials
Britishvolt has moved to secure a stable supply of anode and cathode active materials by signing a Memorandum of Understanding [MoU] with Posco Chemical – a leader in the provision of first class energy/battery materials.
CCC report warns current Government programmes will not deliver Net Zero
The Climate Change Committee (CCC) says the Government is failing to deliver on the programmes it has set out to reach Net Zero – although there are some areas of strong progress with the adoption of electric cars ahead of any growth projections.
£10m fund to accelerate hydrogen technology in Scotland
Millions of pounds worth of funding will be used to accelerate hydrogen technology in Scotland.
UK’s first battery electric mixer truck ordered by Tarmac
Tarmac has placed an order with Renault Trucks for the first battery electric mixer truck in the UK as part of the company’s commitment to net zero.
Rollout of charging stations across Scotland, NI and ROI continues to gather pace
A project that plans to install rapid charging stations for electric vehicles in parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland continues to progress.
EV drivers confused over new ‘smart charging’ regulations
Almost half of all electric vehicle drivers are confused about new regulations relating to smart charging, according to the results of a survey carried out on behalf of Monta.
Delta-EE: EV owners missing out on best charging rates
More than two-fifths (42%) of electric vehicle (EV) drivers are missing out on the best charging tariffs for their vehicles because they are not using a dedicated home charging point to charge their car, according to Delta-EE.
EO warns that business EV adoption could be hampered by confusion over new charging rules
New research carried out by EO Charging (EO) has found that nearly half (46%) of British fleet managers are confused by or unaware of the upcoming rules on the sale of smart electric vehicle (EV) chargers.
JustPark research highlights main barriers stopping EV adoption
JustPark has released findings that reveal the main barriers stopping consumers from purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) – with almost two thirds (62%) stating the reliability and frequency of chargers is a top concern.