James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

Energy flexibility from Heavy-Duty Vehicles

What types of flexibility do Heavy-Duty Vehicles require from energy production and the power grid? Stephen Woodhouse and Steffen Schaefer from AFRY Management Consulting discuss the issues.

UK Government to invest £37.8m in zero emission buses

The UK Government is set to invest £37.8m in green transport with 319 new zero emission buses.

Hydrogen projects selected for funding round

Twenty-seven hydrogen projects have been selected for the next stage of the Second Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR2), supporting low-carbon hydrogen production in the UK.

Statue of Ella Roberta Adoo Kissi Debrah unveiled

Members of the public donated to create a permanent statue of Ella Roberta Adoo Kissi Debrah, which has been unveiled in her hometown of Lewisham.

FleetEV tops Welsh Government Commercial Delivery framework

Cardiff-based electric vehicle (EV) specialist FleetEV has secured top spot on the Welsh Government Commercial Delivery framework for EV provision.

EDF introduces zero standing charge heat tariff

EDF, in partnership with Ideal Heating, is aiming to help customers save cash and carbon with a new zero standing charge heat pump tariff.

First Bus and Robert Gordon University welcome electric buses

First Bus and Robert Gordon University (RGU) have celebrated the arrival of a new fleet of electric buses on the university campus.

Zapgo partners with Alpitronic

UK-based electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator Zapgo has revealed a strategic partnership with DC fast charger firm Alpitronic.

ZEV Mandate weakened by UK Government

Vehicle manufacturers have been given “greater freedom” on how to hit the 2030 phase out for new petrol and diesel cars, the UK Government has announced.