GASAG and Ubitricity want to promote electromobility in cities with smart EV charge cables and pay-per-koliwatt-hour electricity tariffs.
BluepointLondon, which has operated the Source London network since September 2014, says it’s ready to add 1,000 additional charge points across the Capital as the number of charges per month doubles.
North East independent EV charging installer Elmtronics has opened its third office in the UK as it pushes ahead with growth plans.
Drivers’ usage of electric vehicle charge points in Scotland is overtaking network expansion, although more research is needed on where points should be located.
Belgium’s UNIT-E charging network has added 25 rapid chargers along key routes spanning between the French and Dutch borders, enabling easier long-distance travel for electric vehicles.
Heathrow has implemented its 50th electric vehicle in line with its plans for all its cars and small vans to be electric or plug-in hybrid by 2020.
Small businesses looking for more exclusive electric vehicle charging points can now access a new solution from European manufacturer Andersen.
Ecotricity has teamed up with Rolec EV to launch a new green charging offer as it also reveals new pay-as-you-go charging rates for its Electric Highway network.
The first few electric charge points have been installed under the Milton Keynes Go Ultra Low Cities infrastructure programme.
Zero-emission capable taxis will be exempt from the VED tax supplement that applies to cars over £40,000, the government announced in the Budget 2017.
Siemens Energy Management is to work with Ubitricity to develop electromobility solutions including for fleets.
BMW Group, Daimler, Ford Motor Company and the Volkswagen Group have committed to plans to launch a network of 400 ultra-fast charging stations for electric vehicles along major European routes.
The Fastned fast charging network is introducing a new ‘Autocharge’ solution that enables charging sessions to start directly after plugging in an electric vehicle.
MEPs have voted for electric vehicle charging points to be a requirement in all new non-residential buildings.
A business park in Basingstoke is supporting car drivers’ move to electric vehicles by installing rapid chargers.
Independent forecourt operator Motor Fuel Group (MFG) is imminently rolling out rapid chargers from ChargePoint Services across its 413-strong nationwide network.
Connected Energy has installed two quick-charge stations along highways in Belgium and Germany that use second-life Renault electric vehicle batteries as power sources.
The units have been installed on Bentley Road in Dalston, Calvert Avenue in Shoreditch and Reading Lane in Hackney Central, and were 75% funded by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles, with