Great Britain breaks wind power record
Great Britain has broken the maximum wind generation record by producing enough wind to power over 23 million homes across the country.
EVUK highlights government policy challenges
Chief Executive of EVUK Tanya Sinclair has told MPs that “inconsistent government policy and confused communication are undermining the UK’s shift to electric vehicles.”
Duracell E-Charge launches site in Cheltenham
Duracell E-Charge has officially launched its first UK charging location at Bath Terrace Car Park in Cheltenham. The new site brings ultra-rapid EV charging to one of the region’s busiest town centres, giving drivers fast, reliable charging with a trusted household name behind it. The Bath Terrace site features ten ultra-rapid (300 kW) charging bays, […]
GRIDSERVE introduces new ABB E-mobility charger
EV charging network GRIDSERVE has today announced the introduction of ABB E-mobility’s new A400 charger on the Electric Highway.
Network Rail delivers hydrogen by rail
Network Rail working with rail and energy partners Freightliner and GeoPura has transported hydrogen for the first time on Britain’s rail network.
FOR EV named as CCS supplier
EV charging solutions provider for fleets FOR EV has been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) new Transport Technology Framework.
The AA partners with Cambridge Spark on AI
The AA has partnered with specialist education firm Cambridge Spark to launch a three-month course to accelerate AI capabilities in its leadership team.
NESO confirms projects for grid connections
The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has confirmed a new pipeline of projects that will be prioritised for connection to the electricity networks.
Ofgem delivers £28bn for grid and capacity
Ofgem has announced £28 billion investment for a secure and resilient energy grid, and to upgrade and expand capacity to meet growing demands. Energy network companies have been given the green light for multi-billion-pound funding to strengthen the stability, security and resilience of energy networks. This investment will upgrade power and gas grids, creating a […]
30% believe driver should pay for energy in Christmas car share
Almost one in three believe that the driver should pick up the bill during Christmas car sharing, according to research by vehicle manufacturer BYD.
Sustainable Transport Futures: Building Resilience at the Nexus with Energy
Prof David Flynn and Dr Si Chen from the University of Newcastle’s National Research Hub for Decarbonised, Adaptable, and Resilient Transport Infrastructures (DARe Hub) explain the importance of the collaboration between the transport and energy sectors.
BEV growth continues to near ZEV Mandate levels
BEV have continues to grow in November as the sector hit 26.4% of the new market, according to separate figures from New Automotive and the SMMT.