James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Custodian Property Income REIT partners with PoGo Charge

Commercial property firm Custodian Property Income REIT has partnered with PoGo Charge to upgrade electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across its property portfolio.

1000th charger installed in Waltham Forest

Charge point operator ubitricity has installed the 1,000th public EV charge point in the London Borough of Waltham Forest.

TagEnergy project connected to National Grid

TagEnergy’s battery storage project is now connected to the electricity transmission network after National Grid plugged the facility into its 132kV Drax substation in North Yorkshire.

Mer launches design consultancy service

Electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure firm Mer has launched an EV charging design consultancy service.

Portsmouth selects Zest

Portsmouth City Council has selected Zest as its new public charge point operator following a procurement process.

Electric bus fleets take off in Aberdeen and Coventry

First Bus is investing £12.7 million into the city of Aberdeen with a new fleet of 36 electric buses at the same time that Coventry has announced a further 64 buses.

MFG completes upgrade to Morrisons forecourts

Motor Fuel Group (MFG) has completed the initial £40m upgrade of Morrisons forecourts following the acquisition in April 2024.

90% of EV owners would pay more to slash charge waiting times

British drivers would pay up to £20 more to slash waiting times for electric vehicle (EV) charging, according to a survey from charge point manufacturer GARO.

Believ opens new Cardiff office

Electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator Believ has opened a new office in Cardiff to support Welsh local authorities and businesses seeking charge point solutions.

Solus Power approved by UK Defence and Security Exports

Specialist battery innovation company Solus Power has revealed its portable power technology has been officially approved by the UK Defence and Security Exports.

National Chargepoint Registry decommissioned

The National Chargepoint Registry (NCR), which serves as the UK’s open database for public electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint information, will be decommissioned this month.