IONITY opens Birmingham site
European high-power EV charging network IONITY has announced the opening of its most urban UK site to-date in Birmingham.
Women “underrepresented” in EV sector
Women remain underrepresented across the EV sector and among EV drivers, according to a new international movement called Global Women in EV Day.
Budgets and funding access “constraining” public charging roll-out
Constrained budgets and slow access to government funding for local authorities are the biggest barriers to installing public EV charge points, according to a survey.
North Northamptonshire Council partners with Connected Kerb
North Northamptonshire Council has announced a partnership with charge-point operator Connected Kerb to deliver more than 1,500 EV charging sockets.
Zemo Partnership hosts Welsh decarbonisation event
Zemo Partnership, in collaboration with the Welsh Government, will host Moving to Zero in West Wales.
National Grid DSO secures largest flexibility portfolio
National Grid’s Distribution System Operator (DSO) has secured its biggest long term flexibility portfolio to date, awarding 196GWh of flexibility availability in the latest annual tender.
London councils still operating majority diesel fleets
Disparities in fleet electrification across the capital, with communities in lower income areas among those bearing the greatest health burden, has been revealed in new analysis.
T+E Q&A: Zapgo
Transport + Energy interviews Neil Mahapatra, the Zapgo CEO, about its business and plans for the future.
National Grid launches digital twin tool Triton
National Grid has launched Triton, an innovative new Digital Twin and Data Visualisation Tool that aims to revolutionise electricity infrastructure planning.
Cars with plug rises to record share of output
Production of BEV, PHEV and HEV cars rose by 8.3% to a combined 298,813 units, according to the latest figures from the SMMT.
Hydrogen Energy Association calls for policy delivery
Weak demand signals and delays to policy delivery are holding the UK hydrogen industry back, according to a report from the Hydrogen Energy Association.
Manufacturing and innovation “help build competitive EV sector “
The UK has capabilities in key technologies and processes to build a competitive EV industry, according to the Advanced Propulsion Centre.