Ecotricity ‘hands the baton’ to GRIDSERVE as it acquires the Electric Highway
Following the acquisition of a 25% stake in March, GRIDSERVE has now fully taken on Ecotricity’s Electric Highway electric vehicle (EV) charging network.
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Moto hails ‘significant first step’ as it opens the ‘UK’s largest EV charging site’
Motorway service area giant Moto has announced its largest ultra-rapid charging site, which will open in Rugby tomorrow (30 April).
GRIDSERVE ‘moving heaven and earth’ in Electric Highway replacement works
GRIDSERVE is “working at a pretty phenomenal pace” to replace the existing electric vehicle (EV) chargers on Ecotricity’s Electric Highway.
GRIDSERVE to spruce up Ecotricity's Electric Highway with new chargers as it takes 25% stake
GRIDSERVE has taken a 25% stake in Ecotricity's Electric Highway network of electric vehicle (EV) chargers, with plans to replace the current infrastructure.
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Ecotricity ranked UK’s worst EV charging network while Tesla comes out on top
Zap-Map has released its annual electric vehicle (EV) charging network satisfaction ranking, with Tesla holding onto the top spot.
Ecotricity signs PPA to become first UK supplier of geothermal electricity
Ecotricity has hailed a UK first, signing an agreement for geothermal power with Geothermal Engineering.
ICE phase-out consultation a ‘clear message’ but clarity and regulatory support needed says industry
The government’s consultation on the phase out of petrol and diesel vehicles has been launched, proposing an earlier date of 2035.
Pod Point, Ecotricity fire back over government EV interoperability intervention warning
Interoperability is “not really relevant” in light of free and already-interoperable contactless charging, Ecotricity and Pod Point have said in response to a letter urging them towards interoperability.
Prioritise EV charging interoperability or government will intervene, APPG chair warns
Implement roaming agreements or face government intervention, the chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on electric vehicles has warned three of the UK’s largest chargepoint operators.