BEIS announces £73m funding to help ‘kickstart our green transport recovery’
The UK’s automotive sector is to receive £73.5 million in grants to help develop green transport technologies like electric vehicles (EVs) and safeguard jobs.
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UPS, Moixa and UK Power Networks Services launch ‘truly innovative’ fleet electrification project
Global logistics company UPS has teamed up with UK Power Networks Services and Moixa to launch the EV Fleet-Centred Local Energy Systems (EFLES) project.
Centrica partners Volkswagen to support ‘critical’ EV transition
Centrica’s subsidiary British Gas has partnered with automotive giant Volkswagen to install home charging stations and provide aftersales services to aid a smooth electric vehicle (EV) transition.
Driivz raises £8.4m in latest funding round with GVR and Centrica
Cloud-based software platform Driivz has completed its C funding round, raising $11 million from Gilbarco Veeder-Root (GVR) and Centrica Innovations.
Moixa and Alfen team up for EV charging solution to ‘leapfrog the competition’
Moixa has teamed up with energy solutions company Alfen to run a trial looking at the impact of smart charging on electric vehicle (EV) owners’ energy bills and carbon emissions.
‘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.
BEIS Oral Questions: EVs, green jobs and new technologies take centre stage
In the first Oral Questions session for the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) this year, talk quickly turned to net zero, electric vehicles (EV) and clean job growth opportunities.
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.
Consumers could save £300 using V2G, but roadblocks remain
UK households could save up to £300 a year using vehicle to grid (V2G) technology, according to a new report.