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Local authorities continue to invest in electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure with South Derbyshire, Brighton & Hove and Stirling councils all recently installing either rapid or taxi charging points.
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ENTEK and Britishvolt have signed a non-binding MoU to develop battery separator technologies, with future plans to co-locate at a site in Northumberland.
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BP Pulse has opened the UK’s first rapid charging hub for fleets of EVs – with 10 electric vehicles able to charge simultaneously at the site on Park Lane in London.
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Vanarama has partnered with national EV charging installation company Elmtronics to supply and install EV workplace and fleet chargers at their head office and at their fleet services centre.
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Engineering services company, Ricardo, is to support a project led by Coventry City Council, working alongside electricity distribution network operator WPD, to investigate dynamic wireless power transfer solutions for EVs.
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The Council has set out a city-wide approach to reducing Edinburgh’s greenhouse gas emissions as part of new plans being considered by Councillors to tackle climate change in the Capital, including creating EV charging hubs for public service vehicles and making them available to residents.
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Ecotricity has completed the sale of its Electric Highway charging network to GRIDSERVE – the electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure firm.
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Turntide Technologies, a Silicon Valley based electric motor technology company, has completed the acquisition of two companies in the electric vehicle technology space.
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Merthyr Tydfil’s new £12million bus station will be the first in Wales to allow for the charging of electric vehicles.
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The RAC has signed an exclusivity agreement with the British manufacturer of its EV Boost technology, Original ADS.
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