James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Vattenfall IDNO delivers energy for immunology research facility

Vattenfall IDNO has energised a new high-voltage grid connection for a pioneering immunology research facility operated by RoukenBio, near Glasgow. The new 11kV point of connection will supply power to RoukenBio’s recently expanded 24,000-square-foot research site, which delivers a 55% increase in laboratory and office space, forming part of the second phase of the organisation’s […]

Vitali completes Glasgow solar project

Vital Energi has successfully completed a flagship roof-mounted solar project at Glasgow’s historic Kelvin Hall.

Octopus and Uber to offer 1,000 drivers free charger

Octopus Energy has teamed up with Uber to offer 1,000 drivers a free home Ohme ePod charger as part of the drive to decarbonise transport.

Places for London celebrates 10,000 training milestone

Places for London and training partner The Skills Centre has trained more than 10,000 people through its Construction Skills Programme.

Astemo reveals jobs plan for Bolton site

Astemo has revealed plans to create and safeguard 200 automotive engineering and manufacturing roles at its facility in Bolton.

Vaylens and waEV-charge announce partnership

Charging management software brand Vaylens has announced a new partnership with smart vehicle chargepoints provider waEV-charge.

Barnet and char.gy power ahead with on-street rollout

Some 300 on-street electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints have been installed by char.gy as part of its rollout with Barnet Council in the first six weeks.

National Grid introduces Electricity Transmission Partnership

National Grid has introduced the Electricity Transmission Partnership (ETP) to create a “transformative new approach” to how it works with Britain’s supply chain.

Cornwall EV charging network boosted by 2,000 chargepoints

Cornwall’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network will be given a boost with up to 2,000 charge points to be installed from next year. Cornwall Council has successfully bid for £5.5m from the Department for Transport’s Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund to bring charge points to more areas. Providing lower power and cheaper, residential charging […]