Charging
Engenie unveils plans to re-name to ‘Ospr...
Engenie, one of the UK’s largest rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging networks, today announces that it has begun the internal process of re-naming to ‘Osprey’
Rolec EV introduces new features to public ...
After experiencing significant demand during lockdown, the ever growing Rolec EV Charge Online network now benefits from new software updates, a fresh new look and
Engenie: Retail partnership opens up EV cha...
Engenie, one of the UK’s largest rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging networks, today announces a major retail partnership with real estate specialists, Brookhouse Group, to
Widespread electric vehicle use boosted by ...
The widespread use of electric vehicles across the UK has moved a step closer following a £4.1 million funding deal to support the growth of
ENGIE GeniePoint Network Expands Across Wes...
ENGIE has today announced a partnership with Bromsgrove District Council to provide electric vehicle charging across the area in support of the councils Ultra Low
DfT lays out vision for UK EV rapid chargep...
The UK government has undertaken an analysis to assess the number of chargepoints required to meet future charging needs along motorways and major A roads.
Engenie appoints new Chief Technology Offic...
Engenie, one of the UK’s largest rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging networks, today announces the appointment of former Global Product Director at McDonald’s, James Wehner,
Lotus & Centrica agree partnership to ...
Centrica plc, the parent company of British Gas, and British motor manufacturer Lotus are working together to develop a new model for electric vehicle ownership
VIGIL V2G project successfully completed
The collaborative research project VIGIL (‘VehIcle to Grid Intelligent controL’) has successfully met its aim of building and trialling an off-vehicle communication and control platform
The UK cities most, and least prepared for ...
As the government announced that they will be bringing forward the plan to ban the sale of conventionally powered vehicles by 2035, new research has
