James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Drivers in 30s to “spearhead” EV switch

Drivers in their 30s look set to spearhead the switch to Electric Vehicles in the UK, according to a new survey.

FSEW partners with Zenobē

Global freight forwarding firm FSEW has announced a strategic partnership with EV fleet and battery storage company Zenobē. FSEW is establishing a new Low Carbon Freight Hub in Cardiff, Wales, and Zenobē has been appointed as charging infrastructure partner. The hub will be one of the first in Wales to be powered entirely by renewable […]

Believ chosen by Brighton & Hove City Council

Brighton & Hove City Council has chosen Believ to deliver up to 208 new rapid and ultra rapid EV charge point bays.

Monta creates charger ranking system

EV charging platform Monta has launched a new industry benchmark to rank the real-world performance of chargers across Europe and UK.

Transport network adaptation needed to withstand climate

A new report has underscored the need to adapt transport networks to withstand escalating climate risks but will yield economic returns.

UK EV market growing faster than global average

UK EV sales are accelerating faster than elsewhere, hitting 64% of passenger vehicle sales by 2030, compared with 42% globally.

MFG accelerates charging network

MFG is accelerating the expansion of its London EV charging network in response to rapidly growing customer demand.

char.gy hits 1 million charging sessions

UK EV charging provider char.gy has hit 1 million charging sessions completed on its network.

NESO publishes Winter Outlook

The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has published its 2025 Early View of Winter Outlook, setting out its initial operational expectations for the 2025/26 Winter period.

Aegis Energy launches Trailblazers initiative

UK commercial vehicle multi-energy refuelling hub firm Aegis Energy has launched the Aegis Trailblazers, supporting fleets leading the transition to clean transport.