£1.3 billion West Midlands transport investment programme confirmed

The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed a £1.05bn grant to transform road, bus, rail, tram, cycling and walking infrastructure across to the West Midlands, including investment in EV charging. The City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) money, topped up with local funding, will deliver £1.3bn investment over the next five years.

Sales of all-electric EVs continue to rise

Sales of all-electric EVs were up by 63% year-on-year, whilst sales of hybrids were down by 2%. 16% of all new cars bought in the UK in March 2022 were fully electric. This is up from 8% of the market in March 2021.

Myth busters: EV batteries will go to landfill

Transport + Energy’s latest myth buster video, delivered in conjunction with Britishvolt, dispels the myth that electric vehicle (EV) batteries will go to landfill at the end of their life.

The road ahead for zero-emission HGVs

James Venables – eConsultancy Manager at Mercedes-Benz Trucks UK – shares his views on the technology that will be powering the UK’s trucks in future.

Moto Exeter unveils new GRIDSERVE Electric Hub

Moto Exeter unveils new GRIDSERVE Electric Hub

The all-new site, located at junction 30 of the M5, features 12 high-power chargers with a maximum 350kW capacity – enough for the latest electric vehicles to add up to 100-miles of range in less than 10 minutes.

ITT Hub 2022: Paul Jewell, Western Power Distribution

Transport + Energy is carrying out a series of exclusive interviews with a number of guests appearing at this year’s ITT Hub event. This week, we catch up with Paul Jewell – System Development Manager at Western Power Distribution (WPD) – who will be speaking in the Energy Theatre Hub.

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