Concerns about energy continue to rise in public attitudes tracker
The number of people believing self-sufficiency in energy is important has risen by 9% with nine in ten concerned about steep rises in energy prices, according to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) Public Attitudes Tracker.
Easee expands presence in southern Europe
Norwegian firm Easee is expanding its commercial presence in Southern Europe following customer demand for its smart EV charging technology in Spain, Portugal and Italy.
Talking Transport + Energy: Evolt Charging
Transport + Energy Founder and Editorial Director Alec Peachey recently sat down with Evolt Charging Justin Meyer on the latest in its Talking T+E series.
Battery health rules begin as UK Government introduces Euro 7
The UK Government has decided to proceed with new road vehicles in Great Britain meeting Euro 7 standards, impacting battery health requirements for EVs.
Allye launches MEV
Clean-tech innovator Allye Energy has launched the Allye MEV, an electric vehicle (EV) charger with built-in battery storage made from whole repurposed EV packs.
Zest expands presence across food and drink sector
Public EV charging infrastructure owner-operator Zest is expanding across the food and drink sector with 12 new ultra-rapid EV charging spaces.
Optimo Energy to support London Ambulance Service’s electric fleet operations
SEE Services has appointed Optimo Energy as its Fleet Energy Operating System partner for London Ambulance Service’s electric vehicle charging programme.
ZEV Mandate change could push carbon emissions up by millions of tonnes
Changes to the ZEV Mandate could result in UK carbon emissions being pushed up by millions of tonnes, according to analysis by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).
NESO states Great Britain is ready for winter
The National Energy System Operator has published its Winter Outlook stating Great Britain’s electricity margins are sufficient for the forthcoming winter.
TfL launches consultation on zero-emission private hire vehicles
TfL has launched a consultation on plans to accelerate the transition to zero-emission private hire vehicles to improve air quality and reduce carbon emissions.
Electric truck transition held back by grid connections and costs
The cost of grid connections, electricity prices and financing are holding back the electric truck transition, according to a new report from the Aldersgate Group and the Renewable Energy Association (REA). In the report, called ‘Ready to Move: a framework for decarbonising UK HGVs’, the organisations call for a single government transition plan built around […]
Stark charging divide revealed in EVA England survey
Less than a third of EV drivers unable to charge at home report substantially lower running costs, compared to 84% who have off-street domestic charging.
