Siemens, ubitricity fully convert ‘UK’s first’ residential avenue to lamppost charging
Siemens is lauding the completion of the UK’s first residential avenue to be fully converted to lamppost charging.
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Mayor of London and Octopus Energy's London Power goes live
London Power, a new renewable-only energy supplier, has been officially launched in the nation’s capital.
National Grid rewiring increasing capacity in London as phase two contractors unveiled
National Grid’s project to rewire London is set to move onto phase two, unveiling a contract with Hochtief-Murphy Joint Venture.
Last week’s Everything EV Live conference in London saw representatives from across the e-mobility sector come together to discuss the most pressing opportunities, challenges and stage of change in the market, with a focus on the country’s capital city. The Current± editorial team was on hand to report from the event, and here are the five key takeaways from Everything EV Live 2019.
London leading the EV revolution as local authorities urged to take advantage of grants
The Department for Transport has revealed new statistics showing the local authorities that are the slowest adopters of electric vehicle charging.
E-flex vehicle-to-grid project ramps up with Gnewt partnership
All-electric last-mile delivery company Gnewt has become the latest to join Cisco’s E-Flex vehicle-to-grid (V2G) demonstrator project.
BP Chargemaster lauds first 150kW ultra rapid charging hub in London
BP Chargemaster is laying claim to the first 150kW ultra-rapid charging hub in London as its nationwide roll-out continues.
EDF, UKPN to trial residential flexibility in local energy market project
A local energy market (LEM) in Brixton is to provide UK Power Networks (UKPN) with flexibility services through residential solar and storage.
New supplier ‘London Power’ unveiled by Octopus, Mayor of London
A new contender is set to enter the UK retail market as the Mayor of London , Sadiq Khan, and Octopus Energy revealed the launch of London Power.