Hatfield rolls out first EV chargers in the borough

A new multi-storey car park in Hatfield town centre has become the first location for EV chargers in the borough.
VW and BP to partner on ultra-rapid charging

Manufacturer Volkwagen has announced it is working with BP on the deployment of ultra-fast EV charging across BP retail sites in Europe.
Hire firm Northgate tackles EV skills shortage

Vehicle hire firm Northgate has announced a large-scale training programme for EVs within the commercial van sector.
Hydrogen transport hub developed by Mott MacDonald

Mott MacDonald has developed a masterplan for the UK’s first ever multi-modal hydrogen transport hub for the UK Department for Transport (DfT).
£1bn industrial decarbonisation strategy launched by govt

Plans to create a low-carbon industrial sector and deliver £1 billion to cut emissions from industry, schools and hospitals has been announced by the Business and Energy Secretary.
Living Lab adds platform for smart home EV charging products

Businesses offering smart home products or services that incorporate EV charging will benefit from a new offering in Energy Systems Catapult’s real-world test environment.
“Jet Zero” govt aviation scheme begins with £15m competition

Government’s “Jet Zero” takes off with £15 million competition to reduce aviation emissions with fuel made from household waste.
Vehicle charging scheme launched in Bath to improve air quality

The UK’s first charging clean air zone (CAZ) outside of London has launched in Bath this week in order to drive down air pollution.
SKF tests self-driving electric truck for logistics

Manufacturing firm SKF is testing a self-driving electric truck in partnership with tech company Einride to transport goods on a public road.
EVA England opens doors to members

The Electric Vehicle Association (EVA) England has opened to membership, providing a range of benefits and the opportunity for EV drivers to have their voices heard.
Bus strategy includes 4,000 new electric and hydrogen buses

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed the government’s plans for the bus sector, including decarbonised fleets, simpler fares and new flexibility to services.
DfT announces 650 roles to be created in Birmingham and Leeds

The Department for Transport (DfT) to create a second HQ in Birmingham and a northern hub in Leeds as part of its overall “levelling up” agenda across the UK.