VolkerHighways event showcases collaboration and new tech
VolkerHighways’ Driving the Future event bought together public and private sector partners to explore the latest technologies and services.
Report highlights Scottish public charging potential
New research shows investment in public EV charging is limited to three local authorities in Scotland and the role of landowners is growing in the sector.
APCOA partners with CTEK charge points
Electric vehicle charge points from CTEK will be installed in car parks managed by parking firm APCOA across the UK.
GRIDSERVE launches app
GRIDSERVE has launched the GRIDSERVE app to bring added benefits and features to regular and new customers.
Greenpower Park calls for acceleration of battery production
West Midlands-based centre for electrification and green energy Greenpower Park has called on the next UK Government to accelerate domestic battery production.
Volkswagen Group partners with OVO
Volkswagen Group UK has partnered with green energy supplier OVO to offer 10,000 free miles and other bonuses to customers.
Nyobolt trials EV prototype
Nyobolt is taking its high-power density, fast-charging battery technology into a real world application with an EV prototype.
Fastned opens charging hubs
Fast charging company Fastned has opened two new electric vehicle charging hubs in the UK.
Extreme E unveils world’s first hydrogen-powered race car
Extreme E has unveiled its new hydrogen race car, as the electric series continues its official evolution into Extreme H – the world’s first hydrogen racing series.
AMPECO and Hubject announce partnership
AMPECO and Hubject have announced a strategic partnership to deliver Plug&Charge and roaming services to electric vehicle (EV) charging providers.
Plug Me In to expand range of green energy solutions
Plug Me In, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint and heat pump technology, will launch solar and battery services following the acquisition of Environmental Energies Limited (EEL).
Leader of road maintenance company says EVs are NOT to blame for potholes
The Managing Director of one of the UK’s largest road surface treatment solution suppliers and installers, Asphalt Group, says electric vehicles (EVs) are NOT to blame for potholes.
