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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.

UK Power Networks (UKPN) has partnered with Field Dynamics, Cenex, and ZapMap to launch a new tool to help local authorities bid for EV charger funding.

Mapping provider the Ordnance Survey has partnered with Transport for the North to help local authorities in the North of England expand EV charging infrastructure.

Clean energy solutions provider Kitu Systems has announced that it has completed integration testing between its Expedition charge management system (CMS) and EV charger provider FractalEV.

Irish technology company EVHACS has partnered with Mitsubishi Electric to collaborate on what it claims is the world’s first EV charger and heat pump in one solution.

Trucking industry majors Wincanton and Daimler have each made deals which will speed the electrification of trucks across Europe.

A project funded by the European Commission will develop megawatt charging systems (MCS), aiming to establish a charging network for electric trucks by 2030.

Chargepoint operator (CPO) Believ has agreed a £300 million investment facility to roll out 30,000 new public chargepoints across the UK.

Irish minister for transport Darragh O’Brien has revealed that 53 new high-powered EV charging hubs are set to be installed across the Republic of Ireland by the end of this year.