Infrastructure
Just one in six councils have on-street EV ...
An investigation carried out by the AA has found that just one in six English councils have installed on-street EV charge points in residential areas,
UK’s largest EV infrastructure contract a...
bp Chargemaster has been awarded a contract worth up to £21 million by Police Scotland to supply electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across its estates,
bp Chargemaster goes live in trial at M...
bp Chargemaster has launched rapid electric vehicle (EV) chargers at M&S’s newest store – Maidstone Eclipse Park (just off junction 7 of the M20 in
Alphabet (GB) announces EV charging partner...
Alphabet (GB) Limited, Europe’s leading provider of Business Mobility services, has announced a new partnership with leading smart charging solution provider for electric vehicles, NewMotion,
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
Oxford kickstarts EV revolution with Energy...
Oxford City Council has taken delivery of its first electric vehicles (EVs) as part of Energy Superhub Oxford (ESO), a world-first project showcasing an integrated
Tonik Energy joins forces with Fortum Charg...
Birmingham-based, renewable energy company, Tonik Energy, has supercharged operations of its electric vehicle (EV) charging network in the UK by partnering with industry pioneer, Fortum
IONITY expands its UK network
IONITY in conjunction with the Extra MSA Group has expanded its UK network with a 350kW High-Power Charging station for electric vehicles at Extra’s recently
Going Electric: The Impact of 2020 Spring B...
Last month’s budget, though now rightfully overshadowed by the COVID-19 crisis, was one of many firsts. Due to its significant delay from last Autumn, it
