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Toby Butler, UK Managing Director of ubitricity, says he has “big ambitions for Scotland” that will provide EV drivers with state-of-the-art on-street charging. Here in an interview with Norrie Hunter, he outlines his thoughts.
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Leading battery cell manufacturer AMTE Power has selected Dundee as the preferred site for its first MegaFactory – with more than 1,000 new jobs set to be created.
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Public charge point operator Liberty Charge has earned a place on a framework designed to provide an efficient route to market for Scotland’s electric vehicle (EV) charge point rollout.
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Millions of pounds worth of funding will be used to accelerate hydrogen technology in Scotland.
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Construction firm Burns & McDonnell will support the energy transition in Scotland after establishing an office and team in the country.
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An industry survey on clean energy technologies, conducted by Net Zero Technology Centre (NZTC), captured the opinion of those at the heart of the renewables sector.
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Glasgow is now home to the UK’s largest electric vehicle (EV) rapid-charging centre with the First Bus depot in Caledonia able to charge up to 150 EVs at the same time.
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The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has commissioned its first electric fire engine. The service has received around £500k of funding from Transport Scotland to roll the prototype into production.
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Fastned, the European rapid charging company, has opened its latest station in the Palace Grounds Retail Park in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, featuring eight ultra rapid charging points.
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NHS Lothian has invested over half a million pounds into its EV fleet as part of its ongoing efforts to be a leader in sustainable healthcare.
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