James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

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.

AI-managed EV charging ‘could save £650’ on bills

Energy and AI research institute Centre for Net Zero (CNZ) has shown savings from AI-managed electric vehicle charging.

New project highlights UK industrial energy use

UK Power Networks, SGN, NESO and Guidehouse has launched Indus 2.0 to assess the energy use of the UK’s industrial sector.

SSEN Distribution trials low-carbon tech tool

SSEN Distribution is trialling a tool which allows households to see if they can install low-carbon technologies, such as heat pumps and EV chargers.

Coastal communities to get £1.1bn for maritime

Coastal communities are set to receive more than £1.1bn in government and industry funding for the marine sector.

Transport + Energy Awards 2025 finalists revealed

The finalists for the third edition of the Transport + Energy Awards have officially been announced.

Kerbo Charge designs accessible solution

Charging channel firm Kerbo Charge has designed an accessible cross-pavement product in consultation with Motability Operations.

£4m to decarbonise community transport in Scotland

Community transport operators have been invited to apply for Scottish Government funding to invest in zero emission vehicles and charging infrastructure.