Logistics UK to assist on EV skills gap
A shortfall of qualified electric vehicle (EV) technicians is predicted to reach 43,000 by 2035, the business group Logistics UK has warned.
Humax and Paua partner on EV charging for fleets
Humax EV Charging has partnered with Paua to assist UK fleets simplify electric vehicle charging by bringing home, workplace, public and depot charging into a single connected platform.
News analysis: The ZEV Mandate debate
James Evison looks at the journey to the ZEV Mandate, and the current state of play for the changeable policy.
New consultation on ZEV Mandate launched
Another consultation on the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate and 2030 ban on petrol and diesel vehicles has been launched by the UK Government.
New guidance for local highways authorities to deal with climate disruption
The Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) has published new practical guidance to help local highway authorities prepare for climate-related disruption.
Enter the Transport + Energy Awards: the most valuable hour of your week
A common reason that companies don’t enter industry awards is assuming it the process takes a long time, but an entry to the Transport + Energy Awards will only take around an hour.
Welsh EV public charging to get non-domestic rates relief
Electric vehicle (EV) charging bays and forecourts across Wales will benefit from full non-domestic rates relief until 2036.
Fastned reports strong financial progress
European fast charging company Fastned has reported strong commercial and financial progress in the first half of 2026.
New EV chargers at RHS Rosemoor
New electric vehicle (EV) charging points have been installed at RHS Rosemoor as part of a wider initiative across the RHS garden estate with RAW Charging.
Latin American cities hit milestone of 10,000 electric buses
Cities across Latin America have reached the historic milestone of 10,000 electric buses in operation, according to data from E-Bus Radar.
Majority of public want EV transition to keep pace or speed up
The majority of the British public want the EV transition to keep its current pace or speed up, while only 37% want it to slow down, new research has shown.
JCB Hydromax sets hydrogen land speed record
British engineering giant JCB has set a new world land speed record of 406.320 mph with its hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax.
