Chargepoint build-out on track…just
The UK is just on track to meet its target of 300,000 public EV chargepoints by 2030 but there are critical barriers ahead. The National Audit Office (NAO) , has revealed the findings of its in-depth...
View ArticleHo oh no! EV drivers face Xmas charging chaos
Christmas travel chaos is back and for electric vehicle drivers, the stress comes with an extra twist—finding a working charger that isn’t already taken! With cold weather draining batteries faster...
View ArticleDon’t own an EV – subscribe to one!
Despite EV sales rising, we as the public aren’t keen to own one, so could subscription be the answer? Experts believe car subscriptions, where you never own the car but just pay to use it, could be a...
View ArticleHydrogen taxis power Paris toward cleaner air
A fleet of hydrogen-powered taxis is revolutionising transport in Paris, helping to improve air quality while advancing sustainable mobility. As part of the Hydrogen Fuel for Paris project, up to eight...
View ArticleClean motorsport powered by an egg
Motor racing is about to get a bit cleaner thanks to a clean energy company. Energy firm egg has joined forces with Mercia Group Services and the University of Wolverhampton Racing (UWR), to drive...
View ArticleCalifornians get cracking deal on Hydrogen car
Toyta is offering a 70% discount on its hydrogen powered Mirai to people in California, meaning a $50,000 motor is now just $15K! It is trying to revive interest in hydrogen-powered vehicles by...
View ArticleHeathrow runway, UK silicon valley, homegrown solar – Reeves plan for growth
The Chancellor has laid out her vision for growth after a turbulent start to her tenure marked by controversy and almost no growth. In a wide ranging speech she mapped out a future and said “low...
View ArticleAustralia plugs in $2.4m for street-side EV charging
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has committed A$2.4 million (£1.2m) for street-side charging points for electric vehicles (EVs). EVX Australia Pty Ltd (EVX) will use the funding to...
View ArticleEV rollout is slow, divisive and for the rich say MPs
The UK’s rollout of electric vehicle (EV) charge points is far too slow, leaving drivers facing patchy availability, regional inequalities and accessibility failures, according to a damning report...
View ArticleEV hubs can cut connections red tape
UK Power Networks is making it easier to build electric vehicle charging hubs with a new guide designed to cut through red tape and speed up grid connections. As the UK’s largest electricity...
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