James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Zapmap launches charging card

App for electric vehicles (EV) Zapmap has launched a charging card to enable drivers to pay for charging “with confidence, wherever they go”. Working with the Zapmap app, the card allows drivers to start a charge with a tap at compatible charge points. With more than 40,000 charge points across over 30 networks already accessible […]

SSEN Distribution converts fleet with HVO

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution is reducing emissions by converting its existing fleet to run on an alternative cleaner fuel.

Source agrees deal with Paua

New charging company Source has agreed a deal with electric vehicle business charge card operators Paua to enable their customers to use Source’s charging hubs with an exclusive discount.

Electric cars are “getting cleaner”

Battery electric vehicles (BEV) sold today now produce 73% less life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions than ICE vehicles, according to new International Council of Clean Transportation (ICC) research.

The AA selects Easee for fleet home charging

Easee has been selected by The AA as its preferred home charging partner to support the roadside assistance provider in transitioning its patrol fleet.

T+E Q&A: Drax Electric Vehicles

Transport + Energy speaks to Drax Electric Vehicles’ Lyndsey Hetherington about the company and its plans for the future.

Evolt Charging works with Cadw

Evolt Charging is supporting Cadw, the Welsh Government’s historic environment service, to deliver fast and reliable EV charging to heritage sites.

UK Government sets out energy plans

The UK Government has set out its plans for “a fairer, cheaper, more secure, and more efficient energy system” in its new reforms of the energy market. The move, designed “to protect consumers and secure investment into clean energy”, has three key elements, which are part of a reformed national package. Firstly, there is the […]