Zouk targets Italian EV market with new investment
Infrastructure fund manager Zouk Capital is expanding its EV portfolio, taking a majority stake in Italian e-mobility firm BE Power.
Addison Lee to trial new Audi EV as part of fleet electrification plans
Addison Lee Group is to pilot the new Audi e-tron as part of its London fleet of taxis.
With a large amount of renewable generation and a government committed to reaching net zero carbon emissions, Scotland is a country moving towards decarbonisation in leaps and bounds.
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Vattenfall Networks lands maiden IDNO contract
Vattenfall’s networks division has landed its first distribution network contract less than a year after launching.
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A year in the life of Current±, and what’s coming next
Today marks exactly one year since we launched Current±, a publication we very much intended to both demystify and accelerate the clean energy transition. Liam Stoker reflects on the year just gone, and teases plans for next 12 months.
Vattenfall chief to lead Eurelectric, bids to accelerate electrification
Magnus Hall, chief executive at Vattenfall, has been appointed as the new president of European power trade body Eurelectric.
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ADE bids to standardise DSR market with new Flex Assure scheme
The Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE) has launched a new flexibility assurance scheme, designed to help C&I customers understand and participate in flexibility markets.
Alice Grundy speaks to James McKemey, head of insight at Pod Point, about evolution versus revolution, ultra-rapid charging and the importance of making charging simple.
EV technology 'leaping ahead' of government understanding
Electric vehicle technology is ‘leaping ahead' of the government’s understanding, Andy Robinson, head of ULEV infrastructure at Transport Scotland, has said.