James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

National Grid delivers Welsh infrastructure

National Grid Electricity Distribution has partnered with Bluestone National Park Resort to complete an electricity infrastructure project.

Arnold Clark Charge opens up charging network to public

Arnold Clark Charge has opened its ultra-rapid charging network to the public following £30m investment in the past year.

UK Power Networks launches HeatScape

The ability to heating homes while reducing our carbon footprint could be accelerated through an innovation from UK Power Networks.

Volkswagen delivers 1.5 millionth all-electric ID model

The 1.5 millionth vehicle from Volkswagen’s all-electric ID family has been handed to a customer at its plant in Emden.

Scots councils get £3m for public charging

More than £3 million has been awarded to a group of local authorities to work in partnership with the private sector to expand public electric vehicle charging.

Zero emission HGV registrations grows by almost 60%

Demand for new zero emission HGVs grew in the first half of 2025, rising 59.1% compared with the same period last year.

Government extends electric vans and trucks grant

The plug-in van and truck grant will continue until “at least” 2027 according to the UK Government, who have extended the scheme.

RAW partners with Hubber on Forest Hill site

Electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint operator RAW Charging has opened a flagship site in south London with new firm Hubber.

Ex-Tesla trio secure £60m for urban EV charging

Three former members of Tesla UK’s disbanded Supercharger team have secured £60m to build a portfolio of high-powered urban charging hubs. The firm, called Hubber, has a leadership team consisting of Harry Fox, Connor Selwood and Hugh Leckie, who oversaw the delivery of more than 100 Tesla Supercharger sites and 1,200 ultra-rapid chargers nationwide. They […]