EV infrastructure ‘Knowledge Repository’ launched to help councils

The National Electric Vehicle Insight and Strategy (NEVIS) service, developed by low emission transport experts Cenex, now includes a ‘Knowledge Repository’ which will provide local authorities with access to reliable, up-to-date information and guidance about electric vehicles (EVs) and EV Infrastructure (EVI) to inform charge point strategies and support effective deployments.

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Over 75 councils register for Cenex’s EV infrastructure service

Local authorities in England can now access reliable, up-to-date information about electric vehicles (EVs) and EV infrastructure which is designed to help them build an effective charge point deployment strategy.

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Cenex seeking feedback to help improve accessibility for EV drivers with disabilities

Research technology organisation and consultancy Cenex is seeking feedback on a draft proposal which is designed to improve the chargepoint experience for electric vehicle (EV) users with disabilities.

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Funding awarded to help develop EV charging and car sharing platform

Independent research consultancy Cenex, in partnership with Derbyshire County Council, has been announced as the winner of Midlands Connect’s rural mobility competition, receiving £100,000 of funding to develop its proposal for an online electric vehicle (EV) charging and car sharing platform.

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Research finds workplace charging points almost match number of public EV chargers

New research carried out by Cenex on behalf of Transport & Environment (T&E) shows that there are almost as many workplace charge points as there are public chargers for electric vehicles in the UK.

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V2G charge points can improve the battery life of EVs, project finds

A government-funded project which has seen vehicle-to-grid (V2G) chargers deployed in a range of locations across England to gain technical, customer and commercial insights on emerging V2G technology has concluded that the charge points can improve battery life in electric vehicles (EVs) and reduce carbon emissions and costs of charging.

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Ultra-durable robotaxis offer strong business and environmental cases

A new report by Cenex claims that autonomous vehicles used in private hire taxi operations can achieve a 42% reduction in lifecycle global warming potential when designed with ultra-durable components, compared against the same vehicle with normal durability components.

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