DriveElectric partners with ReFLEX Orkney to encourage early EV adoption on the green island
DriveElectric has teamed up with the ReFLEX Orkney project, to support electric vehicles (EVs) to further develop flexibility on the island.
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Reaching net zero to cost £3 trillion, says National Grid ESO
Reaching net zero in the energy network will cost the UK £3 trillion, according to a new cost analysis from National Grid ESO.
BEIS consults on inclusion of EV in the Capacity Market to build supply security
The Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is consulting in the inclusion of electric vehicles (EVs) in the Capacity Market (CM).
We take a look at how accurate our energy experts predictions for 2020 have proven.
Kaluza launches new smart charging trial with Fiat
Kaluza has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with automaker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to develop a ‘cheaper, simpler and more sustainable’ electric vehicle (EV) charging services.
Ten Point Plan reactions: A ‘vital step forward’, but does it go far enough?
Companies, groups and charities operating in the energy and environmental space gave Current± their reactions to the long awaited ‘milestone’ of a plan.
ICE ban brought forward to 2030 in ‘landmark moment’ as Johnson releases Ten Point Plan
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has released his eagerly awaited Ten Point Plan for a Green Industrial revolution, setting out pledges to create 250,000 jobs.
Current± caught up with Lane to find out what her first impressions of the industry are, the impact of the green recovery, and what’s next for NewMotion.
Kaluza and Bosch hail the ‘breaking of new ground’ with successful smart EV charging trial
Kaluza and Bosch have successfully proven that electric vehicles (EVs) can be smart charged to meet the needs of the local grid via direct connection, by using a digital platform.