James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Monta launches AI-powered Network Operation Centre Agent

EV charging platform Monta has launched its AI-powered Network Operation Centre Agent as part of its aim to transform charging network operations.

Kempower and EO Charging deliver more than 300 electric bus chargers

More than 300 electric bus charge points have been installed through a partnership between Kempower and EO Charging.

AA award-winning invention recovers 10,000 vehicles a year

Thousands of stranded vehicles in the UK have been rescued by The AA’s ‘freewheeling hub’, since its pandemic launch five years ago. Recovering on average almost ten thousand vehicles per year, AA patrols have used the invention almost 10,000 (9,500) times in the past year alone. The ‘freewheeling hub’ tows EVs and 4x4s on two […]

Osprey appoints Evolt for driver call centre

Osprey Charging has appointed Evolt Charging to manage its national driver call centre.

Exclusive: ChargeSafe announces transition of leadership

ChargeSafe, the UK’s leading safety and accessibility accreditation for EV charging infrastructure, is announcing a transition in leadership as Founder and CEO Kate Tyrrell steps down, licensing the company’s services to Chris Cheetham, CEO of Safer Charging.

T+E Q&A: Mike Nugent of Hitachi ZeroCarbon

Transport + Energy spoke to Mike Nugent, Chief Revenue Officer at Hitachi ZeroCarbon about the company and its plans for the decarbonisation of fleets.

Zapmap appointed by DfT

The UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) has appointed Zapmap as its Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Open Data provider.

Government sets out vision for Great British Energy

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has set out the government’s vision for Great British Energy and how the new body will deliver on clean energy.

Amplify EV leads strategic partnership with Fuuse

Amplify EV has announced a new strategic partnership with Fuuse, designed to support local authorities and public
charge point owners across Scotland.