RAC rolls out faster emergency EV chargers to patrol vans
The RAC has begun rolling out a faster version of its engine-powered emergency EV charger.
‘EVs improve driver behaviour’ according to new data
Driving electric and hybrid cars is changing driver behaviour for the better according to Birmingham-based national vehicle movement and inspection firm, DMN Logistics.
Mer to provide Blue Diamond garden centres with over 300 EV chargers
Mer, part of Norwegian renewable energy giant Statkraft, has entered into an agreement with Blue Diamond to provide over 300 electric vehicle charge points at its 39 garden centres across the UK.
Leading the charge in zero emission construction
Mats Bredborg, Head of Customer Cluster Utility at Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE), discusses the rise of zero emission construction equipment and the importance of using electric machines to build EV charging infrastructure.
Transport decarbonisation could provide major boost to local economies
Transport decarbonisation could result in a multi-billion pound boost to local economies across the country, according to a new report.
Osprey selected as a EV charging provider for Urban-Air Port
Urban-Air Port (UAP) has selected Osprey, one of the UK’s leading charge point operators, as one of its preferred partners to provide the charging for non-aeronautical vehicles at its vertiport sites, to help facilitate a seamless, intermodal, zero-emission journey.
Scotland commissions first electric fire engine
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has commissioned its first electric fire engine. The service has received around £500k of funding from Transport Scotland to roll the prototype into production.
Government upgrades public buildings to save £650m per year
Hundreds of public buildings will cut their use of expensive fossil fuels and save millions of pounds on bills, thanks to £553 million in government funding for affordable, low carbon heating and energy efficiency upgrades.
Winners of the HySupply 2 competition to receive government funding
The funding has been awarded to 28 projects across the UK, including Scotland, Wales and the north of England and working across a range of different sectors and technologies through the Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply 2 (HySupply 2) competition.
National Highways’ project to boost biodiversity on England’s roads network
National Highways’ innovative green mapping project to boost biodiversity on England’s motorways and major A-roads network.
Innovate UK announces £25 million EV competition
Innovate UK, part of UK Research & Innovation (UKRI), has announced a new funding competition that will support the research and development of the most promising, innovative and sustainable battery technologies for the propulsion of EVs in the automotive sector.
Lunaz reveals upcycled recycling truck ahead of nationwide roll-out
Ahead of its nationwide roll-out of industrial upcycled electric vehicles (UEVs), Lunaz Applied Technologies (LAT) has revealed its design and powertrain requirements.