Embedding flexibility could save £16.7bn by 2050, says Carbon Trust
Flexibility could deliver up to £16.7 billion in savings per annum in 2050 according to a new report from the Carbon Trust.
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Renewables to account for 90% of electricity by 2050 to meet ‘narrow’ pathway to net zero says IEA
The opportunity to hit net zero by 2050 globally is “narrow but still achievable” if renewables grow to dominate the energy sector, while no additional investments into fossil fuels are made.
As the number of patents around battery technology and EV’s continue to grow, Tim Harris and Sian Edmonds from law firm Osborne Clarke take a look at the technologies vying for lithium-ion’s place as the leader.
EVBox offers up to 240kW power output with launch of next generation DC fast charging station
EVBox has unveiled its latest DC fast charging station – the EVBox Troniq Modular – to the European market.
Almost half of UK businesses are planning to install on-site EV charging this year
Nearly half of businesses are planning to install electric vehicle charging points on their premises over the next year according to a new survey.
BEV sales record monthly drop despite massive 566.1% year-on-year surge
Sales of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have soared since April 2020, with a 566.1% increase recorded.
bp and Pure Planet announce the launch of a smart energy control platform
Energy giant bp has announced a new tech partnership with supplier Pure Planet, launching a digital energy service to support households, electric vehicle (EV) drivers and energy consumers.
SP Energy Networks tenders for 1.4GW of flexibility
Network operator SP Energy Networks (SPEN) has put out a call for flexibility, with a tender for 1.4GW of services across areas in SP Manweb and SP Distribution.
‘No sign of a roadmap’: PAC slams lack of leadership from HMRC and Treasury
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has criticised a “lack of leadership and coordination” from HMRC and the Treasury in targeting environmental action.