Flexibility is a critical piece of the local energy leadership jigsaw

UK100 chief executive Christopher Hammond outlines how flexibility will be key to the transition towards clean power.
Project VOLT receives more Ofgem funding

Project VOLT has entered its proof-of-concept phase with an additional £500,000 from Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund.
Almost half of decision-makers state EVs will reduce commercial fleet costs

Transitioning to electric commercial fleets has delivered not only environmental but financial benefits, according to research.
Only 1 in 4 UK technicians qualified to work on EVs

The slowing pace of technician training has seen skills spread unevenly across the UK, according to the latest IMI TechSafe EV data.
Transport + Energy looks back on past five years of the brand

As Transport + Energy publishes its 250th newsletter, it looks back on the past five years of the brand and how the two sectors have evolved and grown.
First Bus begins electric bus depot work

Works have started at First Bus’ Great Yarmouth depot to prepare the site for electric buses.
Ohme calls for government to do more on flexibility

Ohme has rewarded EV drivers with £750,000 during an energy flexibility trial, but is also calling for a more joined-up approach from the UK Government on the issue.
Zaptec urges fleet operators to take advantage of government funding

Zaptec UK is urging fleet operators and employers to act now to secure UK Government support for depot and workplace charging projects.
DeterTech enhances product which protects against EV cable theft

DeterTech, has partnered with Formula Space to enhance its CableGuard product, to provide a layered security solution against the theft of EV charging cables.
Transport Technology Forum group to focus on public-sector charging

The issue of public-sector EV charging will be the core focus of the next TTF EV Charging Infrastructure Interest Group.
IONITY opens Birmingham site

European high-power EV charging network IONITY has announced the opening of its most urban UK site to-date in Birmingham.
Women “underrepresented” in EV sector

Women remain underrepresented across the EV sector and among EV drivers, according to a new international movement called Global Women in EV Day.

