​The smart meter roll-out is set to miss targets, new research from Frontier Economics on behalf of Energy UK has found.

Last week’s Everything EV Live conference in London saw representatives from across the e-mobility sector come together to discuss the most pressing opportunities, challenges and stage of change in the market, with a focus on the country’s capital city. The Current± editorial team was on hand to report from the event, and here are the five key takeaways from Everything EV Live 2019.

A new Conservative government would plough an additional £500 million into EV charging infrastructure and new electric vehicles, ensuring there was a chargepoint within 30 miles of each home in England and Wales.

Ongoing fears over EV charging utilisation rates have thrust multiple revenue streams towards the top of infrastructure operator needs for financing.

The deadline for nominations for the 2020 Electric Vehicle Innovation & Excellence Awards is in ONE WEEK’S TIME.

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’s GameChanger Accelerator (GCxN) has announced the second round of companies that will take part in its cleantech accelerator.

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.

​Charging software start-up Driivz is taking its products to Japan in a deal with utility Ennet Corporation.

​National Grid has revised its target for reducing its own greenhouse gas emissions, to now match the UK’s net zero by 2050 goal.