Electricity Networks Sector Growth Plan reveals job creation
Grid upgrades are not only delivering the biggest recent transformation in its history, but also generating tens of thousands of jobs, according to analysis of the Electricity Networks Sector Growth Plan.
Drax and Fuuse support transition of bp pulse depot chargers
EV charge point management platform Fuuse will work with Drax Electric Vehicles on the transition of almost 1,000 former bp pulse fleet charging customers.
Believ continues partnership with Luton
Electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator (CPO) Believ is continuing its partnership with Luton Council to expand EV charging across council-owned residential car parks.
European battery safety initiative launches in London
A new European initiative designed to strengthen battery safety across urban transport systems has launched with London as its first pilot city.
UK has potential to capture “greater share” of next generation automotive manufacturing
The UK has the potential to capture a greater share of zero-emission and next generation automotive technology manufacturing, according to a report published by the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC).
Highways Financing Bill returns to UK Parliament
The Highways Financing Bill has returned to the UK Parliament today for its second reading (15 October).
Almost half of drivers plan to buy an electrified vehicle
Some 44% of drivers have said they plan for their next car to be a low emissions vehicle, according to fresh data from Kwik Fit.
Actemium works with Network Rail on zero emission fleet
Actemium UK has been chosen by Network Rail as one of two suppliers to support its transition to a zero-emission road fleet.
Fastned gross profit increases by 44%
European fast-charging company Fastned has reported revenue related to charging of €51.3 million (£43.3m) in the third quarter of 2026.
UK Power Networks assists emergency services on green fleets
UK Power Networks has launched Blue Light, a digital tool developed in collaboration with the emergency services as they transition to green transport.
EU confirms plans to reduce Chinese hybrid electric vehicles
The EU has confirmed that it plans to cut the number of hybrid electric vehicles from China to 350,000 from December.
The future of installing charge points beyond LEVI: The commercial case for local authorities to enable private investment
David Trousdale, Principal Advisor – Sustainability at Newcastle City Council, explains how local authorities need to look beyond the LEVI funding when it comes to installing electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints.
