Infrastructure
M&S and bp pulse to bring EV charging ...
Marks & Spencer (M&S) and bp pulse have signed an exclusive agreement to bring high-speed electric vehicle (EV) charge points to the M&S store estate
Octopus Energy Generation funds EV charging...
Octopus Energy Generation today announces its first investment in the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, helping accelerate the country’s transition to green, electric transport.
UK will fail to deliver the EV infrastructu...
In the face of rapidly growing competition for electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints, inadequate support from both central and local government is threatening to put the
Fleets feeling frustrations of inconsistent...
The fleet sector’s journey towards decarbonisation is being impeded by a one-size-fits-all approach to charging infrastructure, according to the BVRLA’s latest Road to Zero Report
Mina launches a collaborative Knowledge Hub...
Today, EV payment specialists Mina, announce the launch of their EV Knowledge Hub – a collaborative space which shares expert advice and guidance to those
Barnet Council opts for flat-and-flush EV c...
Motorists in one of London’s biggest boroughs are set to benefit from a multi-million pound investment in on-street, residential, electric vehicle (EV) charging spaces. Barnet
Drivers to benefit from £20 million EV cha...
Drivers will have better access to electric vehicle chargepoints across the country, through a new pilot backed by £20 million of government and industry funding
High Power Electric Super Hub unveiled at M...
GRIDSERVE and Moto have unveiled the latest High Power Electric Super Hub on the UK’s busiest motorway. The all-new site at Moto Thurrock, located on the
GRIDSERVE opens new Electric Forecourt® in...
GRIDSERVE, the tech-enabled sustainable business that runs the GRIDSERVE Electric Highway – one of the UK’s leading electric charging networks, today opens a new state-of-the-art Compact Electric Forecourt®
Plugging the gap between EV sales and charg...
Electric vehicle sales in the UK continue to reach new heights, but they could be outpacing the speed of infrastructure needed to support and power
