McDonald’s to roll-out rapid charging points at drive-thrus

McDonald’s will roll-out electric vehicle (EV) rapid charging points across its drive thru restaurants in the UK after partnering with UK charger provider InstaVolt.
£73.5m to be spent on developing electric transport

Britain’s automotive industry is set to benefit from a £73.5 million government investment to develop electric transport including cars, taxis and commercial vehicles.
Review of V2G projects highlights further market potential

A review of European Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) projects highlights the technology’s value beyond the financial benefits for electric vehicle (EV) users, which can boost its market potential.
Utility providers take ‘first step’ to net zero fleets with hydrogen

Two gas distribution networks (GDNs) are exploring the possibility of using hydrogen to reduce their fleet’s carbon emissions in line with UK Government net zero 2050 targets.
Big increase in EV ownership needed for a net zero UK

Research carried out by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) shows that electric vehicle ownership must increase by 11,000% in order to help the UK reach net zero.
Half of motorists want to ‘go green’ when buying new car

A survey commissioned by the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership (LowCVP) and the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) has found that motorists considering a new car are now more concerned about ‘going green’ – with 50% saying that environmental friendliness has become more important to them in the last year.
Green number plates will identify EVs

The Government has announced £12 million worth of funding for electric vehicle research and confirmed that green number plates will be used to identify zero emissions vehicles from the autumn.
UK Power Networks awards £14m of flexibility contracts
Flexibility providers have been awarded contracts for 123MW of flexible power by UK Power Networks.
Funding secured for hydrogen-powered train design

The UK’s first hydrogen-powered train (HydroFLEX) is moving closer to commercial operation after the University of Birmingham was awarded new funding by the Department for Transport.
Water company converts tanker to run on hydrogen

Yorkshire Water has converted one of its tankers to run on hydrogen.
EV charge point market set for 30% growth

The UK’s electric vehicle (EV) charge point market is set to grow by almost 30% despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, according to research carried out by Delta-EE.
Hydrogen has big role to play in transport decarbonisation, report finds

A new report from the Centre for Policy Studies argues that hydrogen should be given a much bigger in transport decarbonisation.

