James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

First Bus launches battery storage site

First Bus is launching its largest battery storage site next month in Hampshire with work to begin on an even bigger unit in Aberdeen by the end of 2025.

Sinewave marks 10th anniversary with investment

Independent connection provider (ICP) Sinewave has marked its ten-year anniversary with a major expansion.

Shell launches EV charging network for heavy-duty fleets

Shell has launched its integrated electric vehicle (EV) charging network for heavy-duty fleets, delivering a shared infrastructure model.

TUAL partners with Polarium Energy Solutions

Commercial EV charging solutions firm TUAL has announced a partnership with battery systems company Polarium Energy Solutions.

Monta joins ChargeUK

Electric vehicle (EV) charging platform Monta has joined trade association for the EV charging industry, ChargeUK.

Vodafone hits fully-electric fleet target a year early

Technology giant Vodafone UK has announced it is on-track to electrify its almost 1,000 fleet of vehicles by 2026.

PoGo Charge to offer lower cost charging

Ultra-rapid electric vehicle (EV) network PoGo Charge has launched a new campaign offering lower cost EV charging at a selection of sites across the UK.

Cuts in slow charging benefits drivers without driveways

Slow charging costs which are often found in residential areas without off-street parking fell by up to 2p per kWh, according to The AA’s latest EV Recharge Report.