Renewables to be the ‘dominant force’ in Britain’s power mix next year
Renewables are on course to overtake fossil fuels and become Britain’s ‘dominant force’ of power during 2020.
Enel launches €1 billion green bond for renewables, networks and energy tech
Italian utility Enel has launched a €1 billion green bond to finance new renewables, transmission and distribution networks and e-mobility projects.
Igloo Energy launches new EV charging app to reduce emissions
Independent energy supplier Igloo is trialling a new smartphone app which it says can reduce electric vehicle charging emissions by as much as 20%.
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David Smith, chief executive of the Energy Networks Association, lays bare the significance and importance of the Flexibility Commitment that, he says, will underpin the creation of a cost-saving ‘Internet of Energy’ for UK households.
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OVO Energy to take on Economy Energy customers
Challenger supplier OVO Energy has been appointed by Ofgem to take over Economy Energy’s 235,000 customers following the supplier’s collapse earlier this week.
Hubject and Electrify America partner for contactless EV charging tech
Hubject and Electrify America have penned a new strategic agreement which will spread the use of ‘Plug&Charge’ services to the US market, enabling automatic, contactless charging that’s easier to use “than a gas pump”.
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Major modernisation of energy and EV policy needed to prevent growing social inequalities
A major rethink and modernisation of energy policy is required to prevent millions of consumers from missing out on the benefits of electric vehicles and other emerging energy technologies, a new report has warned.
EV ROUND-UP: eVolt’s record breaking 2018 and Ground Control’s new charger lease model
In this round-up of electric vehicle charging infrastructure news, Swarco eVolt lauds its record breaking 2018 as it prepares for a year of further growth and Ground Control unveils its new EV charger lease model.
Shell enters UK battery storage fray with Anesco partnership
Shell New Energies has entered the UK’s utility-scale battery storage market, partnering with developer Anesco for a project in Norfolk.