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Fleet Electrification Forum reveals grid constraints “biggest challenge” to sector

The fleet electrification sector came together this week at Warwick Conferences to discuss the biggest challenges and opportunities across the industry.
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James Evison
Electric Vehicles

Fleet Electrification Forum: “Battery is the way to go” as eHGV development praised

Fleet Electrification

Mer Fleet Services completes charging installation for Wren Kitchens and Bathrooms

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Energy

Energy

Paying consumers to balance grid “could avoid unnecessary electricity infrastructure”

Britain could avoid unnecessary electricity infrastructure, lower bills and make better use of renewable power by paying consumers to balance the grid instead of building more network capacity, according to report from ADE: Demand.
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James Evison
Energy

Extra MSA installs solar PV at Beaconsfield Services

Energy

Potential £85bn hit if industrial electricity prices not reduced

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ELECTRIC VEHICLES

News

Fleet Electrification Forum reveals grid constraints “biggest challenge” to sector

The fleet electrification sector came together this week at Warwick Conferences to discuss the biggest challenges and opportunities across the industry.
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James Evison
Fleet Electrification

Fleet Electrification Forum: “go beyond what is preferable to what is realistic for net zero”

News

Fleet Electrification Forum: “data is absolute gold dust”

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Infrastructure+technology

Infrastructure + technology

No fully accessible charging during European road-trip

A trip across Europe by Disabled Motoring UK has discovered that across 3,000 miles and 24 charging sessions not a single EV charging network was fully accessible.
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James Evison
Infrastructure + technology

Yunex Traffic completes charging solution for HSRL

Infrastructure + technology

Fleet Electrification Forum exclusive: EVCI’s charger accuracy assessment methodology completes technical review

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HYDROGEN+BIOFUELS

Hydrogen + biofuels

JCB completes testing of Hydromax ahead of record attempt

British engineering company JCB has completed UK testing of its hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax car. The vehicle reached 208mph, ahead of its world land speed record attempt at Bonneville Salt Flats in the USA next month. The shakedown runs at RAF

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James Evison
Hydrogen + biofuels

Hychor develops green hydrogen from seawater

Hydrogen + biofuels

ReFuels to begin work on new CNG Fuels station

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Buildings

Latest

EDF and Puredrive announce residential battery trial

A three-month trial will explore how residential battery systems can support local electricity networks in the transition to cleaner, decentralised energy.
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James Evison
News

Levelise to deliver flexibility management platform for net-zero housing development

Buildings

£500m decarbonisation retrofit boost for UK universities

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GOVERNMENT

Infrastructure + technology

New ADEPT policy for local authorities on EV charging plans

A new policy position on how electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure should be delivered across local authority areas has been published.
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James Evison
News

Cenex provides EV information to Welsh local authorities

Infrastructure + technology

Believ begins roll-out for Telford & Wrekin

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NET ZERO

Featured

Net zero delivers 1.1 million jobs to UK

The UK’s net zero economy now underpins the jobs of 1.1 million UK workers generating £105bn in GVA for the UK economy.
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James Evison
Energy

Report shows global pathway to energy security and net zero

Infrastructure + technology

Rare earth resilience can support UK e-motor transition

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