Project trials V2G workplace charging
A new project is now underway to trial vehicle to grid (V2G) electric vehicle (EV) workplace charging using new, lower cost technology.
T+E Forum 2024 sponsor profile: Drax Electric Vehicles
Presenting the platinum sponsor for the Transport + Energy Forum 2024: Drax Electric Vehicles.
Delivering a better charging experience
James Gale, global operations lead at Konect, explains why inter-industry collaboration is vital if charging networks are to offer an excellent customer experience.
Charging insight white paper launched
Full Circle CI has released a white paper providing Charge Point Operators (CPOs) with insights and strategic recommendations for transforming their charging networks.
PA Consulting offers view on Budget
Ahead of the UK Government’s upcoming Budget, professional services firm PA Consulting has offered its views on a number of issues related to transportation.
PLUG Charging on Welsh Government EV infrastructure scheme
Charging solutions firm PLUG Charging has been successfully placed onto the Welsh Government’s EV Charging Infrastructure Framework.
Resillion demonstrates interoperability
Quality assurance company Resillion and consortium partners have launched demonstrations of interoperable Demand energy smart appliances.
VRA white paper “busts” used EV myths
A new white paper from the Vehicle Remarketing Association (VRA) aims to “bust” 10 of the most common myths surrounding used electric vehicles (EVs).
IONETIC launches development system
UK EV battery pack technology start-up IONETIC has launched a software-accelerated, AI-supported development system, Arc.
Newport trials Kerbo Charge
Newport City Council has launched an innovative new trial of Kerbo Charge charging gullies at various locations across the city.
ChargeUK announces Head of Policy
EV charging infrastructure industry group ChargeUK has announced that Jarrod Birch has joined as the organisation’s first Head of Policy.
ScottishPower launches largest early career intake
ScottishPower has launched its largest ever early career intake with the energy firm aiming to hire 325 roles for its 2025 graduate and trainee programmes.
