Nissan and EDF pen European vehicle-to-grid EV charging partnership
Nissan and EDF have signed a wide-ranging EV cooperation agreement which aims to bring forward new EV charging technologies.
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EDF Energy bids to shift gear in EV infrastructure with NEoT Capital deal
EDF Energy has signed a partnership with investment firm NEoT Capital to accelerate its deployment of EV charging infrastructure in the UK.
EDF launches new ad campaign to kick-start ‘electric revolution’
EDF Energy plans to disprove common myths surrounding electric vehicles (EVs) and increase consumer awareness through the launch of a new mainstream ad campaign.
EDF launches competition to ‘spark’ innovation in the energy sector
EDF Energy has issued a challenge looking to encourage innovation in four areas of the energy sector, including EVs and AI.
Utilities, automakers and big oil: the future of EV charging says EY
Utilities, automakers and big oil companies will drive the deployment of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, according to a new report by EY, which warns that despite market uncertainty, investment needs to be made or “it’s highly likely they’ll be late to the party”.
EDF sets out to dominate European e-mobility by 2022
EDF has set out plans to become Europe’s leading e-mobility energy company within four years, pledging to become the biggest charging network operator and lead on smart charging technologies.
EDF Energy and UK Power Reserve make 'historic' Capacity Market trade using blockchain
EDF Energy has completed a 2MW trade of a Capacity Market obligation (CMO) with UK Power Reserve (UKPR) utilising a digital trading platform underpinned by blockchain technology.
Six suppliers awarded to public sector energy storage framework by NHS Trust
An NHS Trust has awarded six companies a place on a new energy storage framework to provide public sector bodies with a model for implementing behind-the-meter (BTM) projects.
Brexit puts European low carbon transition at risk say energy stakeholders
Brexit will put technological investment, Ireland’s single electricity market and Europe's low carbon transition itself at risk according to a group of heavyweight investors, trade associations and private businesses.