TTF: EV charging contracts “could deter investors”
Local authorities have been advised to be very careful with their commercial contracts with electric vehicle (EV) Charge Point Operators (CPO).
Government to take on “higher risk” projects for National Wealth Fund
The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has said the National Wealth Fund will take on “higher risk projects” to deliver economic growth, clean energy and transport schemes.
New BYD EV platform “matches speed of refuelling combustion engines”
Vehicle manufacturer BYD has revealed a new electric vehicle (EV) platform which it claims matches the refuelling speed of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.
Liverpool City Council appoints char.gy
Liverpool City Council has appointed char.gy to install a network of 300 on-street electric vehicle (EV) charge points.
Campaign combatting EV misinformation shares update
Auto Trader, ChargeUK and the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) have shared an update on their initiative combatting misinformation surrounding electric vehicles (EV).
Solar panels assist with Welsh Water’s energy needs
Solar panels placed at a Welsh Water wastewater treatment centre aim to provide a five-fold increase in solar energy to the site.
VEV partners with Dawsongroup on microgrid
E-fleet solutions provider VEV have partnered with commercial van rental business Dawsongroup on a clean energy fleet electrification facility.
TUAL completes Wincanton trial
Charging solutions firm TUAL has completed a month-long trial of its battery-buffered DC charger with logistics firm Wincanton.
Altilium creates EV battery cells with recycled materials
UK-based clean technology group Altilium has produced the first EV battery cells using recycled cathode active materials at the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre.
SSEN Distribution aims to offer more capacity
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Distribution is aiming to offer more capacity for new-build housing estates and enable low carbon technologies.
ALARM report: pothole backlog hits almost £17bn
The backlog for road repairs in England and Wales has reached almost £17bn, according to the Annual Local Authority Road Maintenance (ALARM) report.
Arnold Clark installs more than 240 ultra-rapid points
Arnold Clark has installed more than 240 ultra-rapid electric vehicle charge points in Scotland and England, as part of a £30 million investment.
