James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Vauxhall surpasses 100,000 BEV sales

Vauxhall has surpassed 100,000 battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales, with a Grandland Electric 213PS Ultimate, delivered by Drive Vauxhall Nuneaton.

Why the cost of public EV charging review falls short

Now is the time to double-down on progress towards electric vehicles rather than second-guessing growth, as the Chief Executive from ChargeUK Shane Brennan explains.

Believ partners with Bengeworth Property Investments on Worcestershire site

EV CPO Believ has partnered with Bengeworth Property Investments Limited on a charging site in Worcestershire.

North-east hydrogen project awarded funding

A North-East partnership has been awarded €9 million of European Union funding to create a Small Hydrogen Valley in the region to speed up the transition to cleaner energy.

Transport + Energy webinar with Brook Green Supply to explore the future of EV charging

The latest webinar in the Transport + Energy Explains series explores the costs of commercial electric vehicle (EV) charging, in association with Brook Green Supply

Odigo Verve launched to assist in EV buying journey

Odigo Verve, a new independent mobility and sustainability service, has launched with a simple ambition: to make choosing an electric vehicle (EV), a salary sacrifice scheme, or the right way to fund a car “feel exciting rather than overwhelming”.

Project to assess local energy support for security of network

A new project led by National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) with ADE: Demand and Cornwall Insight aims to uncover whether local energy resources can support the security of the electricity network.

NAO: “mixed picture” on government resilience to climate change

A new report by the National Audit Office (NAO) examines the government’s response to climate-related risks and the strength of its sustainability reporting.

Almost 9 in 10 EV drivers in NI expect next vehicle to be electrified

Almost nine in ten Northern Ireland EV drivers expect their next vehicle to be another electrified vehicle, according to the latest survey by the Electric Vehicle Association Northern Ireland.

Government commits £13 on petrol and diesel for every £1 on public EV charging

Analysis has shown that the UK Government has committed more than £13 to keep petrol and diesel cheaper for every £1 allocated to making public EV charging more affordable.

Believ takes control of 110 chargers in Brighton and Hove

Electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator (CPO) Believ has taken over operation of more than 110 public chargers across over 30 locations throughout Brighton and Hove, upgrading technology where required.