Current± Briefings: Understanding V2G interconnection standards for bi-directional charging stations
In our next Current± Briefings, we sit down with Mike Becker of CSA Group to understand V2G interconnection standards for bi-directional chargers.
Current±’s most read stories of the week: Octopus’s V2G tariff, the Celtic Sea and the UK’s energy ‘crunch point’
Octopus’s V2G tariff, the Celtic Sea and the UK’s energy ‘crunch point’ feature as Current±’s most read stories of the week.
Kaluza launches V2X programme in California
Energy software firm Kaluza has partnered with Wallbox to pilot electric vehicle (EV) vehicle-to-everything (V2X) charging technology.
Energy prices increase EV charging costs, says AA EV Recharge report
Automotive service provider, the AA, has released the latest EV Recharge report for January 2024, revealing that the Energy Price Guarantee surge increased electric vehicle (EV) charging costs.
Octopus partners with AeroVolt to support charging network for planes
Energy supplier Octopus Energy has partnered with aircraft charging network AeroVolt to simplify the charging experience for pilots.
UK government adds £1 million project to V2X technology programme
The UK government has added an electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) project to its funding scheme focused on supporting vehicle-to-everything (V2X) projects.
EV charging platform ev.energy awarded £32 million to scale charging in California, US
Electric vehicle (EV) smart charging platform ev.energy has secured £32 million in funding to expand charging solutions in California, US.
43% of UK EV drivers believe public chargers are ‘unreliable’, says Manta Ray EV
EV charging solutions company Manta Ray EV has released results from its 2024 EV Driver Study, including surveyed answers.
UK government unveils funding to deliver electric buses in the North East
The UK government has unveiled £19.5 million in funding to deliver zero-emission buses and charging infrastructure in North East England.
Evata launches EV fleet sharing platform for cheaper charging
Scottish start-up Evata has launched its fleet infrastructure sharing platforms to help improve charging availability for electric vehicle (EV) fleets.
