James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

OZEV calls for evidence on EV signage

Evidence is being sought by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles to inform future policy on road signage for EV charging locations in England.

Essex Police works with First Charge on Basildon depot

Essex Police has partnered with First Charge, the third-party electric vehicle charging initiative from First Bus, to support the continued rollout of electric vehicles (EV).

Believ sponsors Super League in support of local communities

Believ is sponsoring Super League as part of its ongoing commitment to investing in local communities and promoting the transition to cleaner transport.

Zest and Home Bargains partner on charging rollout

UK investor-operators of public-access EV charging infrastructure Zest has announced a partnership with TJ Morris to deliver new charging facilities.

Postcode divide hits EV transition

Scotland and the South-West are in danger of being left behind in the electric vehicle (EV) transition, according to a new report.

ChargeUK welcomes new members

ChargeUK has welcomed new members from across the sector, including Nayax, Peblar, and HDM Energies.

Business driver sentiment towards EV improves

The latest analysis of the electric vehicle (EV) barometer from Europcar Mobility Group UK has revealed a positive picture for fleet adoption in 2026. Analysis of data for the whole of 2025 shows that fewer respondents said barriers stood in the way of their employer switching to a more sustainable fleet. 21% saying none of […]

Neot Green Mobility and Ember scale up Scottish e-coaches

Neot Green Mobility (NGM) and Ember are joining forces to accelerate the electrification of long-distance transport in Scotland.

EVA England launches new survey on ‘pay-per-mile’

EVA England has launched a new survey for drivers to share views on the UK Government’s proposed ‘pay-per-mile’ eVED and the state of the public charging network.