Fleet electrification specialist Zenobē has announced that it has partnered with the city of Brampton, Ontario to launch a CA$4 billion (£2.17 billion) effort to electrify the bus fleet of the city.

The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has today (16 June) launched a new online tool to help organisations to introduce or expand electric transport fleets.

Future of roads minister Lilian Greenwood has confirmed that the government and industry are expected to install over 100,000 EV chargepoints “in the coming years”.

The UK government has announced a £500 million funding package for developing hydrogen infrastructure as part of the broader Plan for Change package.

The government’s comprehensive spending review has seen a 16% increase in departmental spending on the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) but diverted £2.5 billion of Great British Energy funding to nuclear power.

Energy intelligence company Sense this week launched a new load management system for home EV charging to benefit consumers and utilities alike.

Tritium, a designer and manufacturer of DC fast EV chargers, has launched a new charging architecture that it has engineered specifically for Europe.

The UK EV charging infrastructure market has entered its “second wave”; a data-driven era where operational insight is as, if not more, key than merely getting EV chargepoints in the ground, according to Fuuse and Techniche.

Intelligent power management company Eaton and EV charger financing and installation firm AMP IT SA have joined up for a new project aimed at expanding the rollout of EV chargers in buildings across Switzerland.

Glen Earrach Energy, the developer of a proposed pumped storage hydro (PSH) project in Scotland, has announced that it will contribute 5% of gross margin revenues from the proposed scheme to the local community.