In this week’s electric vehicle (EV) roundup, we explore new agreements signed by Paua aiming to bolster and expand accessibility to its EV charging network.
In the latest edition of our Current± Briefings series, we speak to Mike Kent, head of EV solutions at GridBeyond, and Mark Potter, chief technical officer at 3ti, on how EV smart charging can go beyond basic regulatory compliance to generate additional value and revenue streams in support of the net zero energy transition.
OVO Energy yesterday (1 November) slashed its Charge Anytime rates by 30% to 7p per kWh making it the “cheapest” home EV charging plan in the UK.
A 1.1MWp solar car park (SCP) will help power Eastbourne District General Hospital whilst also providing electric vehicle (EV) charging.
New laws approved by MPs on 24 October will require providers to publicly share data on EV chargepoint availability and charging prices.
EDF and Pod Point have announced an night time EV charging tariff of just 7.4p/kWh which it says is “the UK’s cheapest EV energy tariff.”
Despite significant clean energy growth across the globe the IEA has warned that under today’s policy settings, emissions would remain high enough to increase global average temperatures to around 2.4 °C.
The cost of charging an electric vehicle (EV) within 20 minutes during peak periods has fallen to its lowest this year, according to AA.
ScottishPower has released a guide on revenue opportunities presented by investing in green energy solutions.
“The cancellation of some net zero measures is likely to increase both energy bills and motoring costs for households,” the Climate Change Committee (CCC) has warned.
