TUAL raises £1.5m in new funding

Developer of charging solutions for commercial electric vehicles TUAL announces it has raised £1.5 million in new funding.
Ford and Ford Pro partners with Ohme

Ford and Ford Pro have partnered with Ohme as its new electric vehicle (EV) home charging partner in Ireland.
More funding for sustainable aviation from government

Some £43m is set to be invested in the aviation industry by the UK Government into green projects related to aviation.
MG achieves sales growth

MG Motor achieved growth in 2025 through the delivery of 100,000 EV in the UK and 300,000 vehicle sales across Europe – a 30% increase on the previous year.
Megawatt-scale charging site opened by eFREIGHT 2030

The eFREIGHT 2030 consortium has opened its first megawatt-scale electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) charging site.
Government launches EV promotional campaign

The UK Government has launched a media campaign to promote electric vehicles across TV, radio and digital outlets.
ADEPT Live Labs 2 extended for another year

The Department for Transport has announced the extension of the ADEPT Live Labs 2 programme for an additional year, with up to £300,000 in total.
UK Power Networks DSO extends partnership with Advanced Infrastructure

UK Power Networks’ DSO is extending its partnership with Advanced Infrastructure to provide local authorities with free access to an online energy planning tool.
Pace of hydrogen transport tech ‘putting net zero targets at risk’

Hydrogen transport infrastructure is developing at half the pace of other clean tech, putting net zero targets at risk, according to research from Heriot-Watt University.
Charging network evyve selects Monta

EV charging network evyve has selected EV charging platform Monta to deploy its management system across evyve’s network of 350 charge points.
Qwello partners with Transport + Energy

Public charging infrastructure firm Qwello has become the latest company to partner with Transport + Energy.
Low income households risk being left behind in EV transition

Lower-income households risk being left behind in the UK’s transition to electric vehicles (EVs), according to a new report from Autotrader.
