All Electric articles – Page 25
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NewsTesco is nation’s top grocery mult for EV charging
Tesco is still the nation’s top stop for shoppers who want to charge their EVs, according to the latest Electrifying.com research.
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NewsForecourts prepare for early bank holiday charging surge
Today will be the busiest day for electric vehicle charging of the bank holiday long weekend, according to fuel and business expense payment company Allstar.
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NewsThe EV Network to help Cheltenham race to carbon neutrality with three charging hubs
Electric vehicle infrastructure specialist The EV Network (EVN) is partnering with Cheltenham Borough Council to establish three “superfast” charging hubs at car parks in the town.
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NewsBP Pulse wants public’s opinion on new site proposals in Kent
BP Pulse is asking members of the public for their opinion on its plans to build a £10m ‘flagship’ EV charging hub with an ancillary petrol filling offer and an M&S Simply Food store at the former Tollgate Hotel, a derelict site near Gravesend.
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NewsEnfield is first London local authority to trial Kerbo Charge
Enfield Council has become the first local authority in London to trial Kerbo Charge technology after successful rollouts in several towns and cities across the UK.
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NewsElectrifying fleets could lead to extensive savings, says new report
A new report from REA (Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology) and Energy Saving Trust, highlights the ‘extensive savings’ fleet managers can expect from electrifying their fleets.
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NewsPoGo Charge rolls out over 900 EV chargepoints across LCP-owned retail parks
EV chargepoint operator PoGo Charge is to fund and develop 254 ultra-rapid charging hubs at another 52 retail park sites across the UK, owned by commercial property company LCP.
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NewsCouncil to sell derelict site to make way for EV charging hub
Coventry City Council wants to sell a derelict site to the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) so it can build an EV charging hub.
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NewsNew agreement with Eclipse Power reduces installation time for Connected Kerb EV chargers
Independent distribution network operator (IDNO) Eclipse Power has signed a framework agreement with Connected Kerb to speed up installation of new EV chargepoints across the UK.
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NewsNumbers of hydrogen-powered cars could “grow rapidly”
Company fleets are driving sales of new electric cars, but hydrogen models could be a “game-changer” for the sector if sufficient refuelling capacity is put in place, says a report.
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NewsFOR EV builds charging capacity in Edinburgh
Charging infrastructure supplier FOR EV has opened its seventh and largest charging hub in Edinburgh.
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NewsReport finds Scots disappointed in EV charging infrastructure
A new report has revealed electric vehicle (EV) drivers in Scotland are unhappy with the condition of the public charging network.
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NewsGridserve sets sights on global EV charging market
Gridserve chief executive Toddington Harper plans to take the electric vehicle charging company he founded global, with a new business focused on supporting EV infrastructure partner networks.
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NewsBP Pulse opens at Stansted site
BP Pulse has opened a new EV charging hub at BP Stansted SF Connect, which is just a five-minute drive from the airport.
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NewsEDF launches EV OptiCharge tariff trial
EDF is launching a new EV offer that automates smart charging, utilising low-cost, low carbon energy, in a bid to provide maximum benefit with minimal effort for customers.
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Focus On FeatureFOCUS ON EV CHARGING: Plugging the gap
It seems everyone’s racing to put EV chargers in. From pubs to drive-through outlets, from garden centres to hotels, everyone is getting in on the act.
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NewsGridserve tries solar-powered ice lolly stand at EV charging hubs
Gridserve has come up with a cool way to lure electric vehicle drivers to its charging hubs this summer, while also showcasing its green credentials.
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NewsEVs drive surge in used car sales
Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have taken their highest ever share of the second-hand car market, according to quarter two figures published this week by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
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NewsDPD on target to deliver 46% reduction in emissions by end of year
Parcel company DPD UK has confirmed that it is on target to deliver a 46% reduction in emissions by the end of 2024, from the 2020 baseline, with a third of its final mile van fleet now electric and 95% of its transport fleet running on HVO.
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NewsElectrified fleet hub planned for West Thurrock
Infinium Logistics, the European asset management and energy transition specialist, has completed the acquisition of two adjoining sites in West Thurrock for around.£15 million.