James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Ofgem delivers £28bn for grid and capacity

Ofgem has announced £28 billion investment for a secure and resilient energy grid, and to upgrade and expand capacity to meet growing demands. Energy network companies have been given the green light for multi-billion-pound funding to strengthen the stability, security and resilience of energy networks. This investment will upgrade power and gas grids, creating a […]

30% believe driver should pay for energy in Christmas car share

Almost one in three believe that the driver should pick up the bill during Christmas car sharing, according to research by vehicle manufacturer BYD.

Sustainable Transport Futures: Building Resilience at the Nexus with Energy

Prof David Flynn and Dr Si Chen from the University of Newcastle’s National Research Hub for Decarbonised, Adaptable, and Resilient Transport Infrastructures (DARe Hub) explain the importance of the collaboration between the transport and energy sectors.

BEV growth continues to near ZEV Mandate levels

BEV have continues to grow in November as the sector hit 26.4% of the new market, according to separate figures from New Automotive and the SMMT.

Driver claims to be “most prolific” charger on public network

An EV driver from Winchester is staking a claim to the title of the UK’s most prolific charger on a public network.

Rightcharge collaboration with The AA saves £1,000 for drivers

Fleet EV payment specialist Rightcharge has saved AA drivers up to £1,000 through accurate home charging reimbursements.

“Essential” that fleets engage with eVED consultation

Fleet engagement with the new government consultation on eVED is “essential” to highlight a wide range of potential problems, the AFP has said.

Gul-e to be installed in Oxfordshire

ODS has been awarded a contract to deliver up to 500 cross-pavement installations of the Gul-e charging solution for Oxfordshire County Council. The project will see Gul-e units installed across Oxfordshire’s residential streets, enabling safe, trip-free charging directly from people’s homes to parked electric vehicles at the kerbside. Applications opened in July, and are still open, […]