James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

ScottishPower partners with Easee

ScottishPower has partnered with Norwegian EV charger manufacturer Easee on home charging.

BEV growth continues into February 2026

BEVs accounted for around a quarter of all new car registrations in February with more than a third of new cars having a plug when PHEVs are included.

Transport & Environment proposes “social leasing” for EV transition

European clean transport policy group Transport & Environment has called for a “social leasing” plan to open battery-electric vehicle access (BEV) to lower-income households.

Solar to power London’s underground network

London’s underground network will be powered by solar after Transport for London (TfL) appointed SSE Energy Solutions as its delivery partner.

Sinewave successfully recertified as B Corp

Independent connection provider (ICP) Sinewave has announced its successful B Corp recertification, achieving an increased score of 99.3, up from 89.8 at its previous assessment.

AI infrastructure demonstration aims to prove flexibility

Emerald AI, EPRI, National Grid, Nebius, and NVIDIA have announced a demonstration aiming to prove AI infrastructure can operate as a flexible, grid-responsive asset.

Pay-per-mile road charging “puts drivers off EVs”

More than half of UK drivers say introducing pay-per-mile road charging for electric vehicles would make them less likely to switch to a new or used EV, according to new research.

Report highlights companies driving EV transition

A new report has highlighted the companies which are assisting in scaling-up EV adoption through smarter charging, energy integration and battery intelligence.

ChargePoint partners with RAW Charging

Electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions ChargePoint Holdings and RAW Charging have announced a new multiyear partnership to deliver more than 300 fast chargers across the UK.