Alec Peachey, Author at Transport + Energy

Believ working with Devon and Torbay Councils to rollout EV charge points

Believ will deliver 1,300 EV charge points across Devon and Torbay.

Three quarters of councils still have no accessible EV chargers

New research from Vauxhall has revealed that while the number of councils providing accessible on-street EV charging has doubled in the last year, three quarters still have no chargers specifically adapted for drivers with accessibility needs or that meet recognised accessibility standards.

Royal Mail adds electric cargo cycles to delivery fleet

Royal Mail is deploying its first electric cargo cycles in cities across the UK, adding further to the UK’s largest electric delivery fleet.

JLR gives drivers access to one million chargers

JLR’s clients will have access to over one million electric vehicle chargers across Europe and the UK through a new partnership with Digital Charging Solutions (DCS).

Government publishes response to ‘pay per mile’ eVED consultation

The UK Government has published its consultation response on the new pay per mile charge for electric vehicle (EV) drivers – with groups and organisations from the transport and energy sectors providing a mixed response.

BEVs make up 30% of new cars registered in June 2026

Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) made up 30% of the new car market in June, according to the latest figures from independent research organisation New AutoMotive.

Source partners with Openreach to support EV fleet transition with ultra-rapid charging

Source has announced a partnership with Openreach to support its transition to electric vehicles through access to its growing network of ultra-rapid charging hubs.

Dedicated eHGV charging hubs go live at Moto’s Tamworth site

Moto Hospitality has opened a new ultra-rapid charging hub at its Tamworth site, featuring dedicated bays for electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (eHGVs).

Nine in 10 rapid EV charge points built outside London

Ninety per cent of rapid electric vehicle charging growth in the last two years has been outside of London, with the East of England, North West and North East seeing the fastest rollout – according to analysis of official government data by EV charging industry association ChargeUK.