Emobility

The mayor of London Sadiq Khan has unveiled a £2.5 million funding drive for electric vehicles designed to help improve the capital’s faltering air quality.

Newcastle University has become the latest establishment to become involved in Nissan’s ongoing trial of vehicle-to-grid EV charging stations.

Supermarket chain Lidl will install EV charging points at 40 stores in the UK courtesy of Pod Point.

The government has announced £20 million of funding for companies developing low and zero-emission transport technologies.

Decarbonising the way businesses heat their premises remains one of the biggest challenges for government moving forward, climate change minister Nick Hurd has said.

Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla has delayed its price hike to UK customers citing “exceptionally high demand”.

E.ON has announced a new strategic focus on e-mobility, establishing a new business unit aiming to take a leading role in the European charging infrastructure market.

German energy company innogy is preparing to launch a new business unit to bring together all of its eMobility activities in Europe and the US in an effort to become a leading solution provider for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.

Volkswagen (VW) has become the latest car manufacturer to invest in electric vehicle charging platform Hubject.

Milton Keynes has committed to a serious increase in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure by awarding Chargemaster a £2.3 million contract to deliver on the pledges of its Go Ultra Low City commitment.