Multiple revenue streams key to EV charging infrastructure financing
Ongoing fears over EV charging utilisation rates have thrust multiple revenue streams towards the top of infrastructure operator needs for financing.
UK second worst market in Europe for flexibility according to new report
Britain’s power flexibility market is the second worst in Europe, a new report by the Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA) has claimed.
Shell targets grid and EV charging technologies in accelerator programme
Shell’s GameChanger Accelerator (GCxN) has announced the second round of companies that will take part in its cleantech accelerator.
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AI-enabled ‘digital workers’ bolster Utilita customer service
Energy retailer Utilita has turned to AI-based “digital workers” to automate a number of tasks, resulting in more efficient processes and higher customer satisfaction.
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Driivz nets EV charging software deal with Japanese utility Ennet
Charging software start-up Driivz is taking its products to Japan in a deal with utility Ennet Corporation.
SSE profits bounce back despite networks struggles
SSE has seemingly bounced back from a tough 2018, reporting that its profit rose to £128.9 million after a loss of £284.6 million last year.
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‘Rapid and widespread changes’ needed to stop climate change warns IEA
The International Energy Agency’s (IEA) World Energy Outlook report released today, warns that even if governments meet their current environmental targets, emissions will continue to rise up until 2040.
BP Chargemaster unveiled as EVIEs sponsor
Current± publisher Solar Media is delighted to welcome BP Chargemaster as sponsor of the Electric Vehicle Innovation and Excellence (EVIEs) Awards 2020.
E.on and RWE Renewables sign clean energy PPA for nearly 900MW
Big Six energy company E.on has signed a new power purchasing agreement with German power giant RWE Renewables, for 892MW of power a year.