James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Hydrogen to “play major role” in decarbonising trucks

Hydrogen fuel cells and associated storage will play a key role in decarbonising medium-heavy duty transport, according to a new report.

Price premium for EVs hits record low

Autotrader alongside ChargeUK, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) and others have reported the ‘premium’ for electric vehicle (EV) prices over petrol and diesel has fallen to a record low.

Research reveals public charging regulatory challenges

EV charging platform Monta has released new research highlighting the challenges faced by the UK’s public charging network in meeting the government’s Public Charge Point Regulations.

SMMT survey reveals workshop investment in tech and training

Four in five (81.2%) automotive aftermarket workshops have invested in training, talent and tooling to carry out servicing and maintenance of the latest vehicle safety and powertrain technology, according to a new survey by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

NCT and Zenobē transition bus garage to electric

Nottingham City Transport (NCT) and fleet electrification firm Zenobē have transitioned the newly-electrified Trent Bridge Garage to electric operations. The milestone follows the announcement of the joint project between Nottingham City Council, NCT and Zenobē, which was supported by £12.3 million from the Department for Transport’s Zero Emission Bus Regional Areas (ZEBRA) fund in 2022. […]

Electricity Networks Sector Growth Plan developed

The UK’s electricity networks and supply chain sector has announced the development of an industry-led Electricity Networks Sector Growth Plan. The initiative, jointly led by trade bodies Energy Networks Association (ENA) and BEAMA, with support from the UK Government, has seen collaboration on a strategic pathway for skills and workforce and manufacturing capability. It will demonstrate […]

Report reveals importance of challenging EV misinformation

A new nationwide study released today by on-street EV charging provider char.gy has revealed the importance of accurate information on electric vehicle (EV) adoption.

Majority won’t travel 10 minutes for an EV charger

Less than a third (31%) of the wider UK public would be willing to walk more than 10 minutes home from a public electric vehicle (EV) charger.

Transport Focus calls for action on accessible charging

England’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure is overlooking disabled drivers, a new report by Transport Focus has found.

EVUK: Turning the tide on misinformation

Tanya Sinclair has returned to the battery electric vehicle sector as CEO of EVUK. Here, she gives her insight into where the industry is going – and what needs to be done.