Charlie Jardine, Founder and CEO at EO Charging Charlie Jardine is the founder and CEO of EO Charging (EO), a British provider of technology-enabled charging solutions for electric vehicle fleets. It designs and manufactures EV charging
The adoption of battery electric vehicles (EVs) has sky-rocketed in recent years. In the UK alone we have seen a dramatic increase in the number of EVs on sale, with more than 40% of models now
Plans to scrap EU rules and allow newly qualified drivers to operate lorries need to be carefully considered, according to freight booker Zeus Labs. The proposals were referred to in the Queen’s speech, citing the Brexit
The ABP British Bodyshop Awards took place last night, giving companies an industry platform to recognise and celebrate the fantastic work of bodyshops and individuals throughout the year. As a diamond partner, Thatcham Research presented two
HGV registrations fell by 2.3% in the first quarter of 2022, as supply chain and economic headwinds hamper recovery. The market remains 17.1% behind its pre-pandemic performance in Q1 2019, according to figures from the Society
The BVRLA has welcomed Jon Lawes as the new Chair of the association, taking over from Nina Bell, who oversaw an extended, three-year tenure due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Current Managing Director of
Samuel Knott, Head of Distribution, By Bits Sam has worked in the insurance industry for over 12 years across a number of roles including Fleet underwriting, Broker Sales and Head of Distribution. He is well versed
One small regulation change has altered the future of fleet mobility. The recent announcement by the UK government that will enable driverless vehicles to operate in a single lane, up to 37 mph will have huge
Pierre-Etienne Franc, Chairman, FiveT Hydrogen Pierre is also CEO of Hy24, which manages the world’s largest clean hydrogen infrastructure fund Contributing Posts: Weaning European transport off fossil fuels
The European Commission’s proposals to reduce faster Europe’s dependence on fossil fuels rightly aims to tackle twin geopolitical and climate crises. A key tenet of the plans is to speed up the production of renewable hydrogen,