James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

TfL criticised for Congestion Charge hit on EVs

The Mayor of London and Transport for London (TfL) have confirmed new Congestion Charge measures which hit electric vehicles.

EV drivers ‘failing to capture’ emission and financial savings

Electric vehicle (EV) drivers are failing to capture the financial savings or reductions in carbon emissions from EV ownership, according to new findings from Good Energy.

Isuzu UK partners with National Grid Electricity Distribution

Isuzu UK is strategically partnering with National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) to test and refine the forthcoming D-Max EV ahead of its market launch in early 2026.

Royal Mail launches fleet of micro EVs

Royal Mail has launched a new fleet of more than 100 micro electric vehicles (MEVs) which will be rolled out across the UK for the peak Christmas period.

Tesla and Sainsbury’s Smart Charge top Zapmap ratings

Zapmap has announced the results of its annual satisfaction rankings for rapid and ultra-rapid public charging networks in the UK.

Fleet electrification firms form ScotCharge

Three of the UK’s leading fleet electrification firms have come together to launch ScotCharge, a new consortium aimed at decarbonising Scotland’s HGV sector.

Wallbox launches new fast charger

Provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management solutions Wallbox has launched the Supernova PowerRing.

Roam raises £65m for growth

Operator of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure Roam has raised £65 million in one of the first corporate debt deals for UK EV fast-charging. The debt has been provided by a consortium of three established lenders – the National Wealth Fund, NatWest, and Triodos Bank UK. Funds provided by the deal will accelerate installation of Roam’s UK […]