James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Hyundai supplies electric SUVs to National Highways

Hyundai Motor UK has supplied four all-electric Hyundai IONIQ 9 SUVs to National Highways for a Traffic Officer vehicle trial on England’s motorways and major A-roads.

New RAW Charging hub in Wolverhampton

New destination charging from RAW Charging has been installed at Bentley Bridge in Wolverhampton as part of the company’s on-going roll-out of infrastructure.

Transport + Energy Awards 2026 shortlist announced

The shortlisted entries for the Transport + Energy Awards 2026 have been announced following a record-breaking year for applications.

The AA, Royal Mail and Trents collaborate on emission cuts

The AA, Royal Mail and Trents have collaborated to cut repair emissions and support one of the UK’s largest electric delivery fleets.

National Grid Electricity Distribution research explores community energy

National Grid Electricity Distribution has published new research exploring how community energy could develop over the coming decade.

GRIDSERVE and Voltloader announce eHGV charging partnership

Charging network GRIDSERVE and electric haulage company Voltloader has announced a new charging partnership.

McLaren Automotive invests £500m

Car manufacturer McLaren Automotive has announced it will expand its UK footprint and create 1,000 new jobs by 2032.

Clean freight experts warn delaying EU Truck CO₂ Targets would weaken Europe’s competitiveness

Clean freight experts are urging the European Commission to reject a three-year delay to the 2030 CO₂ standards.

Government invests in battery-electric trains

The UK Government is investing £1bn in 29 new British-built battery-electric trains, supporting 6,000 jobs and delivering more journeys across the North of England.

More than £7bn committed to UK EV battery supply chain

More than £7 billion has been committed to Britain’s emerging electric vehicle battery supply chain, according to a report published by New AutoMotive.