All Electric articles – Page 63
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NewsService station and recharging centre plan makes provision for hydrogen refuelling
Plans for a service station and recharge centre that make provision for future installation of hydrogen refuelling are being considered by Rutland County Council.
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AnalysisCOMMENT: Why retailers should not discount the energy resilience movement
When it comes to the forecourt retailer, the focus seems to be firmly set on electric vehicles - a natural reaction given that the business is located roadside with customers primarily arriving by a vehicle powered by petrol or diesel.
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NewsIWG and Mer team up to bring EV charging to flexible working spaces
Electric Vehicle charging specialists Mer have teamed up with the world’s largest flexible workspace provider IWG plc to bring cutting edge charging facilities to their clients.
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News£2m tool aims to unlock energy in the South East to power 1,371 EV chargers
A £2 million machine-learning tool is creating a Matrix-like simulation of the South East’s electricity network, that could unlock energy capacity equivalent to 1,371 new rapid-electric car chargers by 2028.
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NewsLake District National Park Authority installs EV charging network across its sites
The Lake District National Park Authority (LDNPA) has installed charging infrastructure across its sites to support its electrification plans.
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NewsNew charging network targets taxi and private hire market in North East
Swarco Smart Charging and Transport North East have gone live with the latest electric vehicle (EV) charging network targeted at the taxi and private hire market.
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NewsGovernment unveils new round of funding for innovation in transport
The government has unveiled another round of funding to support development of innovations in transport.
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NewsSlump in new car sales blamed on shortage of semiconductors
The UK new car market has recorded its weakest September since 1998, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
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NewsDevelopment partners launch battery-electric temperature-controlled trucks in UK
A truck manufacturer and a fleet management company have launched what they claim are the first battery-electric (BEV) temperature-controlled trucks to operate on UK’s roads.
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NewsInterest in buying electric vehicles surges as forecourts run short of fuel
Online car sales sites are reporting a surge of interest in electric vehicles since panic buying caused many forecourts to run out of fuel.
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NewsGovernment launches consultation on cutting-edge transport technologies
Measures to safely maximise the opportunities and benefits from a range of technologies, including expanding electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the UK, are among a raft of proposals set out by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps today (28 September 2021).
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News2,700 chargepoints added in London, the East and South East in past year
The number of electric vehicle (EV) charging points added to the network in London, the East and South East, has increased by nearly 2,700 in the past 12 months, UK Power Networks has revealed.
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NewsMPs claim drive to phase out new ICE cars by 2030 is a cause of energy crisis
A group of MP is claiming it predicted the current energy crisis in a recent report, and says one of the contributory factors is the drive to phase out new diesel and petrol cars by 2030.
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NewsFuel retailers believe EV charging will be a revenue driver - but are not sure how, says new research
More than 80% of forecourt operators believe electric vehicle (EV) charging will be a revenue driver for their businesses in the future, but most are unsure how.
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NewsBritish Gas to train new apprentices to install and maintain EV charge points
British Gas is taking on 3,500 new apprentices who will be trained to install and maintain carbon-efficient technologies, including EV charging points.
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NewsOsprey Charging unveils plans for more than 150 rapid charger hubs across UK
Osprey Charging has unveiled plans to install more than 150 high-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging hubs across the UK by 2025.
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Equipment NewsParking technology company Flowbird plans to rapidly expand into the EV charging market
Parking technology company Flowbird is planning to rapidly expand into the EV charging market after implementing its first charge points with combined parking payments.
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NewsRAC extends relationship with Renault UK to cover electric vehicles
The RAC has extended its relationship with Renault UK by winning the contract to provide roadside assistance for all its new electric vehicles (EVs) as well as all EVs still covered by its three-year warranty.
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NewsSuite of 42 charge points added to expand London’s fleet of electric buses
A suite of 42 charge points is now in operation at Camberwell Garage in south-east London, using a new electric vehicle charging solution powered by UK Power Networks.
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NewsBP Pulse opens ultra-fast EV charging sites on Scotland’s M8 motorway
BP Pulse has installed two new ultra-fast charging sites at Harthill services on the M8 motorway in Scotland.