SSEN launches CLEVER trial to stimulate conversation between DNOs and EV owners
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has launched a new trial to help ease the rollout of low carbon technologies (LCTs) on its network.
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Chargepoint availability and interoperability remain key concerns for EV drivers
Almost half of electric vehicle (EV) drivers want to see improved chargepoint availability, according to a new survey from Shell Recharge Solutions.
One in three SMEs investing in EV infrastructure in the next year, says NatWest
New research from NatWest’s Sustainable Business Tracker has found that one in three small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are planning to invest in electric vehicles (EVs) or chargepoints in the next year.
Smarter Grid Solutions links four sites in milestone for ADEPT SMART Places Live Lab programme
Smarter Grid Solutions (SGS) and its partners have hailed a major milestone in the ADEPT (Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport) SMART Places Live Lab programme, as four sites with solar PV installations are linked.
Current± talked to ev.energy CEO Nick Woolley about the key challenges in running the VPP, and just how many EVs are needed for it to hit its full potential.
Pipeline of low carbon technologies in SSEN’s areas ‘biggest and most active’ to date
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution is expecting there to be nearly 6 million electric vehicles (EVs) in its two distribution areas by 2050.
Energy price volatility to last until 2030 at least, warns Cornwall Insight
Volatility in the wholesale energy market is likely to last until at least 2030 unless significant changes are made to long-term energy strategies, according to Cornwall Insight.
Sadiq Khan issues wake-up call to government over support for emissions reductions
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has issued a wake-up call to government, asking that more support is provided to support efforts to reduce emissions.
Current± Predicts: The energy transition in 2022, part seven
It is Pod Point's James McKemey and Jumptech's Phil Nunn's turn to take a look in their crystal balls, to see what 2022 has in store for the EV sector.