James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Winners announced at Transport + Energy Awards 2025

The winners of this year’s Transport + Energy Awards 2025 have been announced at a glittering ceremony held at Warwick Conferences tonight (20 November).

New local authority guide launched at Transport + Energy Forum

A new guide to help local authorities speed up their EV charging rollout has been launched at the Transport + Energy Forum in Warwick by UK100 in partnership with UK Power Networks’ DSO and Cenex.

T+E Forum 2025: Motability Operations says “local authorities are the enablers” of EV transition

Jonathan Jenkins from Motability Operations highlighted the vital role of local authorities in the transition to EVs.

KeolisAmey Docklands electrifies entire fleet

Docklands Light Railway (DLR) operator KeolisAmey Docklands (KAD) is transitioning to an EV fleet with electric vehicle leasing company DriveElectric and Ford. A new eight-year contract with Transport for London (TfL) started in April 2025, with a target from TfL to go fully electric within five years from this date. The entire fleet will be […]

T+E Forum 2025: Palmer and Edmonds call for policy certainty on EVs

EVA England chief Vicky Edmonds spoke to ‘godfather of EVs’ Andy Palmer about the transition to EVs, with both calling for certainty.

T+E Forum 2025: AA says government sending ‘all the wrong messages’ on EVs

The road to electrification in the UK has hit a crossroads, according to the AA president addressing industry and local authority delegates at the Transport & Energy Forum at Warwick University today (20 November).

T+E Forum 2025: Perran Moon calls for “just transition” on EV charging

Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Electric Vehicles (EV) Perran Moon has opened the Transport + Energy Forum 2025 with a call for a just transition in the roll-out of EV charging infrastructure.

Electric Vehicles UK calls on government to ‘resist’ pressure on ZEV Mandate

Industry group Electric Vehicles UK (EVUK) has today called for the Government to resist pressure to dilute the effectiveness of its flagship ZEV Mandate.

Southend-on-Sea City Council partners with Zest

Southend-on-Sea City Council, in partnership with Zest, will deliver thousands of new public electric vehicle (EV) charging spaces across the city to accelerate the transition to EVs. Under a 15-year agreement, Zest, a certified B Corp, will deploy over 3,000 charging spaces in a range of locations across Southend-on-Sea, including a combination of lamp post, fast […]