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Recent UK-wide research by The Electric Car Scheme finds fewer than half of commuter-focused car parks contain charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (EV).

SSE Energy Solutions has announced a partnership with electric vehicle (EV) fuel card company Paua Tech that will see Paua customers gain access to SSE’s ultra-fast charging network.

Pilot Group has delivered a double electric vehicle (EV) charging point for British accessories retailer Radley London to support the adoption of EVs amongst its staff members.

GRIDSERVE has installed the UK’s “fastest EV charger” at the Braintree Electric Forecourt to optimise charging technologies.

Transport of London (TfL) introduces rapid, wireless bus charging technology into a Bexleyheath bus garage.

Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology continues to be explored in the UK with Indra having revealed the results from the first-ever NHS project.

It’s been a busy few weeks for the electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure sector in the UK, with new partnerships, the rollout of installations and the careful management of rising power prices. Here are three of the key stories from the last week.

The price that EV drivers are expected to pay to charge their vehicles has increased by 14% since June, Zap-Map said via its Price Index.

Octopus Energy Generation is set to make its first investment in the UK’s EV charging infrastructure with the allocation of £110 million to Manchester-based Be.EV.