Networks commit to cut EV charging red tape
The UK’s distribution network operators (DNOs) have committed to cut the red tape surrounding EV charger installations, aiming to help facilitate more mass installs.
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BP expands EV networks play into China with PowerShare investment
BP has invested in PowerShare, one of China’s largest electric vehicle charging solutions providers, further bolstering its EV play.
EVs to be as cheap as conventional vehicles in the UK by 2021, says Deloitte
More than 21 million electric vehicles could be sold each year by the end of the next decade, with EVs achieving cost parity with conventional vehicles in the UK as early as 2021.
Failing to match its own rhetoric: Government slammed over EV ambition once again
The government has been accused of failing to match its own rhetoric over the electric vehicle transition, as its response to a damning report on the subject was slammed.
Volkswagen launches green energy supply division in bid to take e-mobility ‘mainstream’
Automotive giant Volkswagen has announced it is to launch a power supply division in a bid to take e-mobility into the “mainstream”.
SolarEdge makes major e-mobility play with SMRE acquisition
Solar inverter manufacturer SolarEdge has made a major play for the burgeoning e-mobility market, acquiring Italian integrated EV firm SMRE.
Northern Powergrid unveils terms of DSO transformation, launches customer flexibility plan
Distribution network operator (DNO) Northern Powergrid has unveiled a widespread DSO transition plan and launched an expression of interest for customers to provide network flexibility from next winter.
Government closing in on EV infrastructure fund manager as final approvals take place
The government is closing in on its preferred manager or managers for the EV Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund.
Current± predicts: The energy transition in 2019, part two
In the second in a series of predictions pieces running over the coming weeks, the Energy Networks Association’s Randolph Brazier and Faraday Grid’s Matthew Williams predict what may happen in the energy sector in 2019.