James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Transport Committee launches new inquiry on EVs

The UK Parliament’s Transport Committee has launched a new inquiry into how the government can accelerate the country’s transition to widespread use of EVs.

ChargeUK publishes freight strategy

EV charging industry association ChargeUK publishes plan to break the deadlock on decarbonising the UK freight sector.

Offshore wind grid restart trialled

The UK is trialling using offshore wind to restart the electricity grid in the rare event of a national power outage.

Osprey Charging celebrates growth in 2025

Following network expansion, including 20 new ultra-rapid charging hubs totalling 200 bays, Osprey Charging will end 2025 with more than 1,500 rapid and ultra-rapid charge points, it has announced.

Dundee City Council partners with Evolt on charging migration

Dundee City Council in partnership with Evolt Charging has completed the migration of its charging infrastructure away from the CPS network.

London Trams depot removes fossil gas usage

Therapia Lane, where London Trams are based, has become Transport for London’s first depot to remove fossil gas usage by upgrading its heating system.

Transport + Energy Forum: Ohme workshop highlights on-street solutions

A practical breakfast workshop held at the Transport + Energy Forum with Ohme, Kerbo Charge, Motability Operations and London Councils highlighted the opportunities for cross-pavement electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions.

ZEHID scheme HyHaul to close

Hydrogen project HyHaul, which is part of the UK Government funded ZEHID programme, is to close.

TPS undertakes further electrification of fleet

TPS, the parts business of Volkswagen Group UK, has taken further steps to electrify its delivery fleet, doubling the volume of electric vehicles on its 680-strong fleet over the past 12 months.

SP Electricity North West and EnergyCloud England work on renewable energy waste

SP Electricity North West and EnergyCloud England are working together to deliver innovative solutions that transform surplus renewable electricity into social and environmental benefits for communities across the North West of England.