Scots councils get £3m for public charging
More than £3 million has been awarded to a group of local authorities to work in partnership with the private sector to expand public electric vehicle charging.
Zero emission HGV registrations grows by almost 60%
Demand for new zero emission HGVs grew in the first half of 2025, rising 59.1% compared with the same period last year.
Government extends electric vans and trucks grant
The plug-in van and truck grant will continue until “at least” 2027 according to the UK Government, who have extended the scheme.
RAW partners with Hubber on Forest Hill site
Electric vehicle (EV) chargepoint operator RAW Charging has opened a flagship site in south London with new firm Hubber.
Ex-Tesla trio secure £60m for urban EV charging
Three former members of Tesla UK’s disbanded Supercharger team have secured £60m to build a portfolio of high-powered urban charging hubs. The firm, called Hubber, has a leadership team consisting of Harry Fox, Connor Selwood and Hugh Leckie, who oversaw the delivery of more than 100 Tesla Supercharger sites and 1,200 ultra-rapid chargers nationwide. They […]
Inaccessible cross-pavement charging risks excluding drivers
Inaccessible cross-pavement charging products and complex installation processes risk excluding many drivers from affordable home charging.
Driving Change: HGVs and the UK’s Industrial Strategy
Chris Paul and Ryan Naidoo from law firm Trowers & Hamlins explain to Transport + Energy about the challenges and opportunities in the electrification of HGVs
Kempower equipment used in Norwegian electric aircraft trial
Kempower’s sales and service partner, DRiiV Solutions, has delivered charging infrastructure to Stavanger Airport in Norway to trial zero and low-emission aviation.
Funding secured for eFREIGHT Autonomous
eFREIGHT Autonomous has secured funding from the UK Government through the CAM Pathfinder Feasibility Studies (FS) Competition, delivered by Innovate UK and Zenzic.
EVA England to capture ICE voice for first time
EVA England has launched its annual summer survey to capture the views of drivers across the UK on the future of electric vehicles (EV).
Warning on spike in pothole repairs
Pothole repair has spiked this summer following higher temperatures and heat stress on the UK’s roads, according to The AA and The Pothole Partnership.
EO Charging begins electric bus depot work
Work has begun on the charging infrastructure required for 23 brand new electric buses at a Salisbury depot in early 2026.