Fleet Electrification
Northgate supports TBL Fire Protection in E...
Northgate Vehicle Hire has helped TBL Fire Protection Ltd transition part of its fleet to electric vehicles, with almost a quarter of its vehicles now
Government to cut red tape for businesses u...
The UK Government has announced sweeping regulatory changes designed to remove long-standing barriers preventing businesses from adopting electric vans, particularly heavier 4.25-tonne models that have
Electric avenue: The decarbonisation of UK ...
Bus operators across the UK are rapidly expanding depot charging infrastructure as the public transport sector accelerates the transition to zero-emission fleets. Supported by specialists
Policy vs Politics: Why EV fleet transition...
With so much uncertainty being reported in the news around the move to electric vehicles, Natasha Fry, head of sales at Mer Fleet Services, talks about why the
SMMT urges technology-open transition as ZE...
The UK government is being urged to ensure HGV operators can access every available technology to reduce carbon emissions, as industry leaders warn that a
Farizon SV earns its racing stripes
A Farizon SV has successfully completed 5,000 miles of intensive use with Team BRIT, demonstrating the real-world capability of electric vans in demanding motorsport logistics.
Energy infrastructure will determine the su...
The UK Government’s £1 billion commitment to accelerate the rollout of zero-emission vans and trucks marks a significant step forward for the transport sector. However,
£1bn boost to accelerate electric van ...
Businesses across the UK are set to benefit from a £1 billion government funding package designed to accelerate the transition to electric vans and trucks.
How UK van fleets can successfully transiti...
The UK’s van fleets have a vital role to play in the journey towards net zero. Currently responsible for around 12% of all UK transport
Will the Middle East war accelerate electri...
The escalation of the Middle East war—particularly the disruption to the Strait of Hormuz—has reignited a familiar dynamic in global energy markets: oil price volatility.
