James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Hull wins green award for energy and transport plans

Hull City Council has been awarded the Investors in the Environment Green certificate for the seventh year in a row.

Study: only 35 on-street chargers per council by 2025

New research from energy firm Centrica has revealed councils are planning to install an average of 35 on-street electric vehicle (EV) chargers by 2025.

IoT technology used for Nottingham EV project

A new open-source Internet of Things (IoT) technology has been used in a pilot project in Nottingham.

100 chargepoints to be installed in County Durham

Plans to accelerate the growth of EV charging points across County Durham have been developed by the council.

First rapid charge sites go live in Kent

New rapid charging points in Kent are now available for use in Thanet following installation by the council.

Pure EV VW ID.3 wins car safety award

The pure electric VW ID.3 has won the annual What Car? safety award with another EV manufacturer, Tesla, winning its technology award.

Councils join with network on charging “blackspots”

Five local authorities are joining forces with the UK’s biggest electricity network operator in a bid to end EV charging blackspots.

Electric Nation V2G project partners with Igloo Energy

Western Power Distribution’s (WPD) V2G trial, run with CrowdCharge, has now also partnered with Igloo Energy.

AFC Energy partners with Ricardo

Energy firm AFC Energy has partnered with global engineering company Ricardo on solutions for the transport and energy sectors.

First phase of European hydrogen project ends

The critical role of hydrogen in the decarbonisation of transportation and energy has been outlined through a European project, Hydrogen Mobility Europe (H2ME).