James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Maritime Transport and VEV complete 5MW electric truck charging infrastructure

VEV has delivered one of the largest eHGV charging infrastructure deployments, installing 5MW of capacity for Maritime Transport.

Climate Group calls on EU policymakers to “lock in” EV transition

Climate Group is calling on EU policymakers to lock in the policy certainty needed to speed up the EV transition as a pathway to more stable and lower running costs.

Believ works with Hertfordshire County Council

EV CPO Believ has been appointed by Hertfordshire County Council to deliver a £38m expansion of public EV charging infrastructure.

Duracell E-Charge partners with Paythru

EV payments platform Paythru has been selected to power the payments infrastructure for the Duracell E-Charge ultra-fast charging network.

NESO updates Demand Flexibility to reward customers

The National Energy System Operator is updating its Demand Flexibility Service to reward consumers and businesses during periods of surplus energy this summer.

Nissan to build new electric Juke in Sunderland

Nissan has revealed the new all-electric Juke at the company’s global headquarters in Japan as it drives forward electrification in Europe.

Driver and homeowner views on BEVs shift

New studies from Electrify Research and Electrifying.com have revealed how sentiment towards battery electric vehicles (BEV) is shifting.

DfT proposes update to mission emission standard

The Department for Transport is seeking views on a proposal to update the minimum emission standard to current EU standard levels for new vehicles.

Rare earth resilience can support UK e-motor transition

Magnet recycling and rare-earth free motors offers the UK an opportunity to establish infrastructure, secure feedstock flows, and support innovation in E-motor technologies, the APC has reported.

Drivers switch to EVs “at record speed”

Drivers are switching to electric vehicles at record speed as Octopus Electric Vehicles (Octopus EV) report an 89% surge in leasing orders in March compared to February. The news comes as rising petrol and diesel prices are pushing UK motorists to rethink the cost of driving. Prices have climbed to £1.58 per litre for petrol […]