The RAC and EV campaign group FairCharge have called on the UK government to decouple electricity wholesale prices from gas in a bid to reduce the costs associated with EV charging.
InstaVolt has confirmed that over 200 of its existing ChargePoint CPE250 electric vehicle (EV) chargers will benefit from an “extensive upgrade programme”.
Octopus Energy has announced that the combined capacity of electric vehicle (EV) batteries using its smart tariff, Intelligent Octopus, has surpassed 100MW.
BP has detailed in a strategy update that the oil and gas giant will invest up to £54 billion ($65 billion) in its transition growth engines (TGEs) but has reduced its emissions reduction target by 2030 due to continued investment in oil and gas.
It’s been a busy week for electric vehicles (EVs) including international expansions and chargepoint digitalisation as the UK’s EV charging networks continues to grow.
Current± summarises this week’s top stories below.
Electric vehicle (EV) charging provider Mer, has expanded and upgraded King’s College London’s EV charging network after winning the contract put out to tender by the university.
The UK Government has reached a crucial milestone in the decarbonisation of its transportation fleet, with 25.5% of all its cars now regarded ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEV).
Kaluza, Volkswagen, OVO Energy and Indra have launched a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) bidirectional charging programme aiming to further develop business models.
