UKPN partners local councils in bid to identify and incentivise priority EV chargepoint deployment
UK Power Networks (UKPN) is launching a new initiative which sees local councils share data to help target electric vehicle (EV) charger blackspots.
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Smart Power Systems celebrates first evGRID installation as part of Newcastle V2G trial
Smart Power Systems (SPS) has installed its first evGRID product to manage electric vehicle (EV) charging as part of the Smart Hubs vehicle-to-grid (V2G) project at Newcastle University.
The Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund (CIIF) has now reached a total of £380 million – half of which is government funding – following its third close.
WPD hails ‘unprecedented’ engagement for latest future energy scenarios projection
Western Power Distribution (WPD) has released its latest mapped projection of how the energy network of the future will look across its service area.
350% spike in sales in December rounds off 'bumper year' for BEVs
Battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales saw significant growth in 2020, with a 343.7% increase in December 2020.
Current± Predicts: The energy transition in 2021, part ten
In the tenth edition of Current± Predicts, Bulb's Kit Fitton and Geotab's David Savage give their predictions for 2021.
Zap-Map warns EV industry to ‘sit up and take notice’ of lack of accessibility for disabled drivers
A new survey from Zap-Map in collaboration with Motability has found that a third of disabled drivers have difficulties locating a suitable charger that could meet their needs.
NewMotion seals Fiat Chrysler deal to provide EV charging services across 12 countries
NewMotion has secured a new partnership with Fiat Chrysler Automobile’s (FCA) to provide its business customers with electric vehicle (EV) charging services across 12 countries.
Current± caught up with the ENA's head of innovation and development Randolph Brazier to discuss the importance of data in the electrification of transport, visibility of EV chargers and the need for the government's Rapid Charging Fund.