T + E Forum 2024 sponsor profile: char.gy
Presenting our gold sponsor for the Transport + Energy Forum 2024: char.gy, the electric vehicle (EV) charge point operator (CPO). char.gy is one of the leading charge point provider and operator for electric vehicles in the UK, managing more than 3,600 public charge points. It is committed to providing reliable, convenient and affordable charging infrastructure […]
EV registrations continue to accelerate
BEV registrations have now reached 20.7% of the total market as the rapid decline of petrol and diesel vehicles has gathered pace.
Spirii teams up with Zaptec
EV charging solutions provider Spirii has teamed up with charging manufacturer Zaptec to develop a new algorithm to improve energy and cost efficiency.
Asphalt Group calls for ‘Roads that last’
Road repair specialist Asphalt Group wants the Government to move the narrative away from potholes and focus on delivering ‘Roads that last’.
EV demand strong and growing, analysis reveals
Fresh analysis aims to tackle the myths around electric vehicles (EV) and reveals that demand across the EU and UK is strong and likely to grow.
NESO releases 2030 clean power analysis
National Energy System Operator (NESO) has today released comprehensive and independent analysis of how to achieve clean power by 2030.
T + E Forum 2024 sponsor profile: Zest
Zest is one of the UK’s fastest growing electric vehicle (EV) charge point operators (CPOs), specialising in the deployment and management of EV charging infrastructure for local authorities, brands and destinations.
ESB Networks partners with Advanced Infrastructure
ESB Networks has partnered with spacial analytics and software company Advanced Infrastructure to pilot self-screening of connection applications by demand customers.
SP Energy Networks demonstrates flexibility
Network operator for North and Mid-Wales SP Energy Networks has demonstrated a successful flexibility partnership following work with Statkraft and its Rheidol hydropower scheme.
Bute launches net zero skills strategy
Welsh onshore wind developer Bute Energy has launched a net zero skills strategy to tackle the green skills gap.
Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah settles legal action
Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, whose daughter Ella had air pollution recognised as a factor in her death, has settled legal action against the UK Government.
Only 1% of business leaders believe net zero “on track”
Business leaders have warned the next wave of large-scale investments in the net zero transition are at risk without bold government policy.