James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

New analysis reveals £200 saving from EV ownership

New analysis from the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit has found EV drivers could save an extra £200 a year compared to petrol car drivers.

Royal Mail trials electric flights in Scotland

Royal Mail, Loganair, and electric aerospace company BETA Technologies have launched electric flight demonstrations across Royal Mail’s Scottish mail flight routes.

EV leaders call for VAT cut on public charging

Electric vehicle leaders have called on the UK Government to cut VAT on public charging as petrol and diesel drivers are more protected from global price shocks than electric counterparts.

Paythru to offer ‘fleet wallet’ with Visa

EV payments firm Paythru has partnered with Visa to offer fleet operators and mobility platforms a fleet wallet for electric vehicle (EV) charging payments.

Humax EV Charging partners with Rightcharge

Humax EV Charging has partnered with Rightcharge to deliver scalable home charging solution for UK fleets.

Electricity network operators to invest more than £120bn by 2050

Electricity network operators are set to invest over £120bn by 2050, with the aim of delivering a network that is able to meet future energy needs, the Energy Networks Association (ENA) said.

Rewards from flexing energy use extended

Changes from Britain’s National Energy System Operator have opened up flexibility to more households and businesses.

T+E Q&A: Qwello UK’s Martin Hale

Transport + Energy speaks to the managing director of Qwello UK, Martin Hale, about the chargepoint operator’s plans for the future.

Fastned doubles charging revenue

European fast charging company Fastned has generated €122.4 million in revenue related to charging in 2025 – doubling charging revenue in two years. The news also shows first time Fastned has surpassed €100 million in annual charging revenue for the first time. The figures were confirmed in Fastned’s 2025 annual report 2025. This milestone reflects the […]