Alice Grundy speaks to James McKemey, head of insight at Pod Point, about evolution versus revolution, ultra-rapid charging and the importance of making charging simple.
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Pod Point unveils new EV charging deal with Mitie
Pod Point is to install 800 new chargepoints across Mitie’s sites to support the electrification of its fleet.
Legal & General takes stake in EV charging supplier Pod Point
Global finance giant Legal & General (L&G) has bought a share in EV charging supplier Pod Point, representing yet further investment activity in the UK’s electric vehicle space.
Tesco, Volkswagen and Pod Point unite to deliver 2,400 EV chargers
Thousands of electric vehicle chargers are to be rolled out across Tesco stores over the next three years under a new partnership between the supermarket, Volkswagen and Pod Point.
ChargePoint and EVBox pursuing open access for EV charging, call for UK competitors to follow suit
Electric vehicle charging network operators “will need to change their mind” on operating closed systems according to ChargePoint’s European head, as the company announces a global comprehensive agreement with EVBox to provide open access to both companies' chargers.
ROUND-UP: Pod Point and InstaVolt enjoy new supply agreements as installations continue
Electric vehicle charging suppliers Pod Point and Instavolt have signed up new clients for whom they will deploy a range of new charge points across commercial and potentially some residential locations.
ROUND-UP: Pod Point and Chargemaster celebrate new supply deals; Bristol to roll out EV chargers
Pod Point has signed a deal to deploy electric vehicle chargers from pub and inn chain Fuller's over the next three years while Chargemaster is celebrating a new partnership to offer AA-approved establishments free infrastructure.
HM Treasury launches search for fund manager of £400 million EV charging fund
The search is on for a fund manager to manage the UK’s £400 million electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure investment fund (CIIF) after the Treasury launched a request for proposals via the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA).
Transport is going electric, and at rates far quicker than previously thought. But to enable that change, the charging infrastructure – and the grid that powers it – must evolve in tandem. David Pratt investigates whether or not the UK is up to the challenge.