Hitachi ZeroCarbon teams up with MUFG
Hitachi ZeroCarbon has partnered with MUFG bank on the global transition to electric vehicles (EV) by removing technical and capital constraints to decarbonisation.
EVs to exceed 40% of global vehicle market by 2030
Electric vehicles (EV) are on course to exceed 40% of total market share by 2030, according to a new International Energy Agency (IEA) report.
Gatwick partners with Vital Energi
London Gatwick has partnered with renewable energy provider Vital Energi to advance its £250m decarbonisation programme.
WJ Group reduces emissions and costs through EVs
Highways and construction firm WJ Group has reduced its carbon emissions by an estimated 134tCO2e – equivalent to 52,746 litres of diesel – through the electrification of its fleet.
Denbighshire uses V2G charging at fleet depot
Denbighshire County Council has installed a vehicle to grid (V2G) electric vehicle (EV) charger at its fleet depot.
Altilium announces “breakthrough” results
Altilium has announced tests results for the assembly of EV battery cells manufactured with its recycled materials at the UKBIC.
Motability Operations creates EV to demonstrate accessibility issues
Motability Operations has created a passenger electric vehicle (EV) to demonstrate wheelchair accessibility to manufacturers.
E.ON opens £2.70 store to market cheap EV tariff
Energy firm E.ON is opening a grocery shop in central London as part of a marketing campaign to illustrate its £2.70 electric vehicle (EV) charging tariff.
Be.EV partners with Schroders Capital
Schroders Capital has partnered with Be.EV to deliver more than 200 ultra-rapid EV charging bays across 22 retail and leisure properties.
Arnold Clark BYD sites open in Scotland and England
Arnold Clark has announced the opening of two new BYD sites in Scotland and England.
SSEN sets out long-term vision
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has set out its long-term vision for how local electricity networks can deliver decarbonisation, unlock economic growth and drive consumer value.
31% of UK and Irish businesses won’t hit 2030 emissions targets
Almost one third (31%) of UK and Irish businesses say they won’t achieve their 2030 emissions targets, according to a new report.
