James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

UK Power Networks analyses electricity demand with AI

A new project by UK Power Networks that analyses half-hour electricity readings aims to understand electricity demand.

GRIDSERVE opens Extra site with new energy management system

GRIDSERVE and Extra have opened a new 24-bay Electric Super Hub at Extra’s Cobham Services on the M25.

Delivering LEVI at scale requires a different kind of partnership

Delivering the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) Fund requires more than investment, as NGED and Believ explain.

High-mileage EVs are 25% less likely to fail MOTs than petrol vehicles

Analysis of MOT tests has found that high-mileage electric vehicles (EV) are less likely to fail the test than petrol equivalents.

Analysis shows European “deep integration” with UK automotive manufacturing

The EU has a €24 billion economic stake in the success of UK automotive manufacturing, according to a new study by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

TOGL raises £850,000 to support depots with electrification plans

A pre-seed investment round of £850,000 for TOGL to support the rollout of fleet electrification has been completed.

Changan UK selects Ohme as preferred home EV charging partner

As part of its growing presence in the UK, Chinese automotive group Changan UK has chosen Ohme as its preferred new home EV charging partner.

Hyundai supplies electric SUVs to National Highways

Hyundai Motor UK has supplied four all-electric Hyundai IONIQ 9 SUVs to National Highways for a Traffic Officer vehicle trial on England’s motorways and major A-roads.

New RAW Charging hub in Wolverhampton

New destination charging from RAW Charging has been installed at Bentley Bridge in Wolverhampton as part of the company’s on-going roll-out of infrastructure.