James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

UK Government announces 16,000 EV chargers for Midlands

Drivers across the Midlands will benefit from more than 16,000 new EV chargers from more than £40m in UK Government investment.

Government outlines zero emissions HGV infrastructure plans

Future of Roads minister Lillian Greenwood has outlined the locations for the upcoming network of zero emission HGV infrastructure.

VolkerSmart Technologies installs 1,000 points for Trojan Energy

VolkerSmart Technologies has completed work to install more than 1,000 on-street charging points across almost 100 roads in Barnet, on behalf of Trojan Energy.

Kempower ranks 8th on FT1000 list

Kempower has been ranked in 8th place on the Financial Times’ FT1000 list for 2025, which highlights Europe’s one thousand fastest growing companies.

Welsh councils offered £120m local road repair cash

Local councils will soon be able to access up to £120m to repair more local roads over the next two years, under new plans set out by the Welsh Government.

Volkswagen previews entry-level EV

Volkswagen has given the world premiere of its entry-level electric vehicle (EV), the ID. EVERY1.

Milence opens first UK public charging hub

The joint venture between Daimler Truck, TRATON GROUP, and Volvo Group, called Milence, has officially launched its first UK public charging hub in Immingham.

Drivers face £1.6k ‘petrol premium’ from weakened ZEV mandate

A two-year delay to the ZEV mandate policy could ultimately result in 2.7m fewer second-hand EVs being available in the years ahead, according to fresh research.

IONITY launches fleet solution

European ultra-fast charging infrastructure firm IONITY has launched IONITY Fleet, a solution designed specifically for corporate electric vehicle fleets.

BEV registrations have best start to year

One in four cars registered in February 2025 was an electric vehicle (EV), according to new separate sets of figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) and New AutoMotive.