Engenie to rebrand as Osprey as it prepares for 'rapid expansion'
Electric vehicle charging network Engenie is to rename itself as Osprey as it looks to be more identifiable before a “rapid expansion”.
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'A timely reminder' of the countdown to 2050: The industry reacts to the CCC's 2020 progress report
The CCC's 2020 progress report highlights the "once-in-a-lifetime" opportunity of a low carbon recovery from COVID-19. Here the industry responds to the report's findings.
Engenie secures 'largest of its kind' retail partnership for rapid chargers
Electric vehicle (EV) chargers are to be installed at ten retail sites owned by real estate group Brookhouse in a new partnership with Engenie.
Engenie announces new CTO as it looks to improve consumer experience
Engenie has set its sights on improving the electric vehicle (EV) charging experience with the appointment of a new CTO.
Good Energy and Engenie to offer ‘no one-size fits all’ EV solution
UK supplier Good Energy has signed a new partnership with electric vehicle (EV) charging company Engenie, to support new business opportunities.
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.
PM confirms 2035 ICE ban, but must be followed with ‘real action’ industry warns
The phase-out of petrol and diesel cars is to be brought forward from 2040 to 2035, Prime Minister Boris Johnson today confirmed.
‘A game-changer’: Industry reactions to Ofgem’s decarbonisation action plan, part two
Industry reactions to the decarbonisation programme action plan released by Ofgem, detailing its plans for supporting decarbonisation over the next eighteen months.
Mayor of London announces £4 million investment into EV infrastructure
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, together with London Councils and TfL, has announced a £4 million investment into electric vehicle (EV) charging points as part of the Office for Low Emission Vehicles' (OLEV) Go Ultra Low City Scheme.