James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Extra MSA installs 810 solar panels at Cobham Services

UK service station owner and operator, Extra MSA, has recently completed an installation of 810 solar PV panels at its Cobham Services site on the M25. The installation at Cobham marks a step in Extra MSA’s sustainability journey, with the new system expected to generate up to 305,159 kWh of clean energy every year. It […]

Diesel class action begins today

Parents and campaign groups are calling for diesel cars across the industry to be investigated and recalled because of fears they are cheating diesel emissions tests as the biggest ever class action in the UK begins today (13 October).

UrbanChain partners with Believ

UrbanChain and Believ have announced a partnership on the delivery of traceable, verifiable renewable energy.

Fuuse raises £6 million for further growth

Electric vehicle charge point management platform Fuuse has raised a further £6 million from existing investors as it continues its growth.

Duracell E-Charge enters UK EV charging sector

A nationwide network of ultra-fast EV charging stations for the UK is due to be developed through the Duracell E-Charge brand.

REA launches cyber security report

The Renewable Energy Association (REA) has launched its first EV Charging Cyber Security Report. As part of the report launch, the association brought together leading charge point operators (CPOs), eMobility service providers (EMSPs), asset owners, and cyber security experts to discuss practical solutions for a more secure and resilient EV charging network. With cyber threats intensifying across the […]

Is it worth investing in EVs for your fleet in 2025? The business case says yes.

Charlie Cook, founder and CEO of Rightcharge, explains why now is the right time to begin the road to the decarbonisation of fleets.

Kia trials battery passport

Kia Europe is conducting one of the first public trials of a battery passport at a cellular level as a preliminary research.

Munro EV secures £2m in funding

Glasgow-based electric 4X4 manufacturer Munro EV has secured £2 million in funding from investor Elbow Beach alongside other parties. The investment aims to accelerate production of Munro’s M-Series vehicles, specifically designed for the demanding requirements of mining, defence and construction industries. The firm said that the funding comes as global industries face increasing pressure to […]