Electric vehicle (EV) charging firm Bonnet has secured US$5.5 million (£4 million) in new investment as the company looks to expand its coverage to the majority of UK and European chargers by the end of 2022.
The Public Accounts Committee has said that the government has “no clear plan” for how the transition to net zero will be funded, nor a reliable estimate of what net zero will cost consumers, businesses or the government itself.
Electric vehicle (EV) charging software firm ev.energy has extended its Series A financing round to US$12.8 million (£9.6 million), with this led by AcTern Ventures.
The UK government has unveiled nearly £7 million in funding to help “turbocharge” long duration storage.
The EQT Infrastructure V fund is to acquire rapid electric vehicle (EV) charging firm InstaVolt from Zouk Capital, marking the latest EV charging network to change hands.
Zenobē Energy's co-founder and director Nicholas Beatty tells Current± about the advantage of the company's new debt structure and its plans for second life battery storage.
Ev.energy has secured £295,000 in funding to scale up what it says is the UK’s first commercially operating virtual power plant (VPP) using only electric vehicles (EVs).
Zenobē Energy has established a multi-source debt structure of £241 million to fund capital investment into e-buses and charging infrastructure.
The government is to provide £100 million of funding to EDF’s 3.2GW Sizewell C nuclear plant in Suffolk.