Hydrogen refuelling station and vehicles land at Teesside Airport
A refuelling station which will serve hydrogen-powered vehicles based in the Tees Valley is now up and running at Teesside International Airport as part of a £2.5million region-wide trial.
Britishvolt working with Lotus to develop EV batteries for sports cars
Britishvolt will work with luxury sports car manufacturer Lotus to develop EV batteries for its next generation of electric vehicles.
Exclusive: New ChargeSafe initiative launched to rate safety of EV charge points
Electric vehicle (EV) advocate Kate Tyrrell has launched a new initiative which will help improve the safety and accessibility standards of charging points.
Bentley to produce first electric vehicle at Crewe plant
Bentley’s first-ever Battery-Powered Electric Vehicle (BEV) will be developed and built in the UK with the company committing to investing £2.5 billion in sustainability over the next decade.
Quentin Willson launches petition to make EVs more affordable
Award-winning motoring broadcaster and transport campaigner Quentin Willson has started a petition on Change.org to make electric vehicles more affordable.
Truline moves closer to net zero by adding EVs to fleet
Transport and delivery logistics company Truline has introduced new electric vehicles into its fleet to comply with Clean Air Zones across the UK.
EV drivers in the south charged more to use council-owned chargers
Electric vehicle (EV) drivers in the south are being charged over a quarter (28%) more than those in the north to top-up their cars using the cheapest council owned chargers, according to research commissioned by British Gas.
Scottish Government outlines vision for EV charging network
The Scottish Government has published a new draft vision for public electric vehicle charging in Scotland and announced a new fund of up to £60 million for local authorities – a step which could double the size of the network.
EVA Scotland survey shows commitment to EVs
A survey carried out by Electric Vehicle Association Scotland shows that drivers are committed to making the switch to EVs but want to see manufacturers reduce the cost of buying cars along with more investment in charging infrastructure.
Turning the electric vehicle transition into a reality
The Chief Executive of Connected Kerb wants to ensure lower-income areas don’t get left behind in the EV transition and help councils roll out charging infrastructure.
Ubitricity installs lamp post charge points for Brent Council
Ubitricity has further expanded its public on-street charging network in the UK with the installation of 242 new lamp post charge points on behalf of London’s Brent Council.
Working ‘smart’ to deliver net zero
The UK faces a huge challenge to deliver Net Zero fast, and utility firms play a critical role in making that transition possible while keeping energy bills down. At UK Power Networks, technology experts are working on a range of ‘smart’ innovations so that more people can connect low carbon technologies like electric vehicle chargers and heat pumps. Peter Lang, senior technology transfer engineer reveals one clever project which will help make sure nobody is left behind in the energy transition.