James Evison, Author at Transport + Energy

RAW’s Legoland chargers win Vauxhall accolade

Electric vehicle (EV) charging firm RAW Charging’s new chargepoints at Legoland Windsor Resort have won a national accolade.

Car club viability under threat from Congestion Charge changes

Planned upcoming changes to London’s Congestion Charge will cost car club operators more than £1 million per year.

NHS accelerates EV charging infrastructure

The NHS is receiving £8m from the £63m UK Government’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure to support its own fleet decarbonisation.

Polestar breaks Guinness World Record

The Polestar 3 SUV has broken the Guinness World Record for longest journey travelled by an electric SUV on a single charge.

Dawsongroup showcases solar-powered microgrid

A local MP has seen Dawsongroup’s new solar-powered microgrid in action in Bletchley, following a multi-million pound investment by the firm. Callum Anderson MP, Member of Parliament for Buckingham and Bletchley, saw the microgrid investment, which is driving the electrification of its 12,500-strong UK light commercial vehicle fleet. Dawsongroup, a long-established Bletchley-based business and a […]

Used EV sector ‘needs battery health scheme’

Nine out of 10 car dealers (90%) believe the used electric vehicle (EV) sector needs an industry-wide scheme for battery health tests.

InstaVolt declares ‘Year of the Electric Road Trip’

InstaVolt has declared 2025 to be the ‘Year of the Electric Road Trip’ with more EVs on the road than ever before.

Tesla applies for UK electricity licence

Tesla has applied for a licence to supply electricity to British homes and businesses through the energy regulator Ofgem.

New EV infrastructure firm Amplify launches

A new entrant into the EV infrastructure market called Amplify has been created by electrical services company Sinewave.

Ionity works with Extra MSA

Working with Ionity, service station operator Extra MSA will increase the number of EV charging facilities by 290% before the end of 2026. The work will see charging operator Ionity grow from 60 350kW ultra-rapid charge points to a total of 234 across its eight MSAs in England. As part of the commitment, Extra has […]