UK Infrastructure Pipeline aims to assist investment
The first update of the UK’s Infrastructure Pipeline gives firms across the construction supply chain new insights to assist investment in skills, capacity and productivity. The insights also aims to ensure suppliers can be ready to deliver the infrastructure projects which are a part of the government’s Plan for Change, when they come to market, […]
George Clarke works with ScottishPower as research shows consumer challenge on sustainability
TV presenter and architect George Clarke has partnered with ScottishPower to make homes healthier and more sustainable as research shows the large-scale consumer challenge around the issue of sustainability. The partnership between the green energy firm and Clarke follows a Censuswide research commissioned by ScottishPower, which revealed two in three people in Britain (67%) believe […]
TTF Live due to take place next week
Transport Technology Forum Live is due to take place next week in Leicestershire with three days of conference sessions, live demonstrations and networking.
Maritime communities to receive £271m
UK shipping and coastal communities will receive £271m from the UK Government to develop green boat fuel and innovation in the maritime sector.
Four energy firms launch hydrogen transport bid
British energy firms National Gas, Centrica, Equinor and SSE Thermal have launched a coordinated bid to develop Britain’s first regional hydrogen transport and storage network in the Humber.
Aurrigo International signs autonomous vehicle contract with Ultra Global
Aurrigo International plc has signed the largest vehicle manufacturing order in its history to manufacture an initial 25-strong fleet of autonomous guided vehicles for Ultra Global.
Non-EV drivers have “blind spot” on EV facts
Polling of non-EV drivers reveals that many remain ill-informed about EVs, suggesting misinformation is dissuading them from switching.
BYD showcases updates to five-minute charging technology
Electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has showcased its FLASH Charging technology in China ahead of a global rollout of the technology.
CIHT urges UK Government to align automated vehicle regulation with sustainable transport goals
The CIHT has called for a balanced and pragmatic approach to AV regulation that supports safety, sustainability and the effective operation of the UK’s transport networks.
EV charging market consolidation “good for scale and reliability”
Industry professionals and users of Transport + Energy have said that they believe consolidations in the EV charging market are “good for scale and reliability”.
EV drivers “protected” from fuel price spikes
New analysis has revealed how electric vehicle drivers will be protected from price hikes resulting from global instability that will negatively impact petrol vehicles.
Zaptec warns of multi-dwelling risk for EV charger grant
Electric vehicle (EV) charging firm Zaptec has welcomed the Government’s decision to increase grants for EV charger installations, but warned it risks ignoring the realities of multi-dwelling buildings. The updated grants will support renters, flat owners, landlords, households with on-street parking and businesses. But the structure of the grant assumes a singular installation model of […]