James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Councils continue with public charging investment

Two local authorities have continued their investment in public charging facilities, following successful bids for grants.

Fleets using EVs “cut carbon by 15 tonnes” per vehicle

New data has shown that European fleets using EVs have cut their carbon emissions by more than 15 tonnes of CO2 per vehicle.

Zenobē opens centre to accelerate fleet electrification

Clean energy firm Zenobē has formally opened a new innovation centre in Portsmouth, which aims to accelerate the move towards zero carbon fleet electrification.

Compleo installs EV chargers at the Faraday Institution

Provider of EV charging hardware Compleo Charging Solutions has assisted fellow local organisation the Faraday Institution with EV chargers for staff and visitors.

“Joined-up” policy critical to local clean air success, report claims

A new report states joining up climate and clean air policies will be crucial to the success of local climate and clean air policies.

New Kia vehicle offered with IONITY

The all-new Kia EV6 electric crossover will be available with charging network IONITY and integrated payment platform in Europe, the car manufacturer has said.

Routes with most EV charging points in UK unveiled

The ten routes with the most chargers per mile for car journeys in the UK have been discovered with Crawley to Brighton topping the list.

Ford to trial e-Transit in Europe

The all-electric version of the Ford Transit van is due to be trialled with customers imminently, the manufacturer has announced.

BMW and Ford invest in solid state battery tech

Solid-state battery firm Solid Power has announced a $130m investment led by BMW, Ford and Volta Energy Technologies to secure all solid-state batteries for future EVs.