EV drivers charged 28% more in the south for council-owned chargers
Price discrepancies for public electric vehicle (EV) charging between the north and south have been revealed in new research from British Gas.
PODCAST: Upstream battery and EV manufacturing expansions, supply chain sustainability
If net zero targets are to be attainable drastic change is needed across multiple sectors, not least of all power and transport. Luckily, there’s significant expansion ahead for battery manufacturing and the Solar Media Podcast covers it extensively in this month’s episode.
RAW Charging appoints ex-energy minister as non-executive chairman
RAW Charging has appointed Tim Eggar, who served as energy minister between 1992 and 1996, as a non-executive chairman.
Ev.energy teams up with Mina for simplified fleet EV charging
Electric vehicle (EV) fleet payment firm Mina has integrated ev.energy's home and vehicle charging services into its platform to simplify charging for fleets, small businesses and sole traders.
Sadiq Khan issues wake-up call to government over support for emissions reductions
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has issued a wake-up call to government, asking that more support is provided to support efforts to reduce emissions.
AA joins calls for more accessible EV chargepoints
Focus is increasingly being put on the accessibility of electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints, with the AA now joining the calls for improvements.
Monta raises £12.5m to fuel further expansion
Danish electric vehicle (EV) charging firm Monta has raised €15 million (£12.5 million) in a Series A funding round to support its expansion into two new European countries.
Shell replaces petrol pumps to open first UK EV charging hub
Shell has replaced existing petrol and diesel pumps at its Fulham fuel station with ultra-fast chargers to open its first electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in the UK.
GRIDSERVE hikes EV charging prices due to ‘spiraling costs’
GRIDSERVE has raised the price of electric vehicle (EV) charging on its network after what it said are “unprecedented spiraling costs” affecting the entire energy sector.