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.
Jumptech submits first EV grid application via ENA API
Jumptech has enabled its first “streamlined” Distribution Network Operator (DNO) application to connect electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure to SP Energy Networks.
Energy prices drive EV public charging prices up by 11% in 2023
New figures published by Zapmap have revealed that the overall cost of high-powered charging on the public network increased by 11% in 2023.
Energy prices drive public charging prices up by 11% in 2023
New figures published by Zapmp have revealed that the overall cost of high-powered charging on the public network increased by 11% in 2023.
Current±’s most read stories of the week: Market reforms, EV charging costs and the role of interconnectors
Market reforms, EV charging costs and the role of interconnectors feature as Current±’s most read stories of the week.
Octopus Energy launches UK’s ‘first’ mass-market V2G tariff
Energy supplier Octopus Energy has launched the “first” mass-market vehicle-to-grid (V2G) tariff in the UK, guaranteeing free charging for its electric vehicle (EV) customers.
Labour will restore 2030 ZEV mandate target, says shadow roads minister
Shadow minister for roads Bill Esterson has told RECHARGE UK that Labour will reinstate the 2030 target date for a ban on internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle sales in the UK.
Scotland’s EV scheme makes country hotspot for free charging
A new study has revealed that four of the five UK locations with the most free electric vehicle (EV) charging points are located in Scotland.
Used EV sales increased by over 90% in 2023
Used battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales jumped by 90.9% year-on-year in 2023, revealed the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Renewable technologies supported in £1.2 billion West Midlands Combined Authority Budget
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is set to invest around £707 million in various initiatives supporting the transition to net zero.
