Local authorities rolling out public EV charging can now plan and deliver schemes faster, following a major upgrade to a free digital tool.
UK Power Networks and Octopus Energy are unlocking the power of vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology for drivers with a new instant approval scheme for connecting V2G chargers.
UK Power Networks is launching a new initiative designed to simplify and speed up the transition to electric vehicles and estates among the UK’s emergency services.
Selected local authorities in England have been given the go-ahead to turn older lampposts into charge points.
A new open data initiative that allows EV drivers to get information on EV chargers out of service due to a power outage has gone live in London, the South East and the
An electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme introduced at UK Power Networks has proved a huge success with its employees.
Cobham Services has gone live with 12 new Ionity 350kW ultra-rapid charge points on the back of a £3.8m grid investment from UK Power Networks.
EV drivers using long-stay carparks could help power an entire city with green energy while offsetting parking fees, a new study has uncovered.
UK Power Networks is undertaking a research project with Motability and local authorities to help disabled drivers make the switch to electric vehicles.
New software that could enable hundreds of electric vehicle chargers to be served by a single electricity substation has been successfully trialled in the UK.
UK Power Networks has launched a new online portal to streamline the process for connecting clean technologies such as EV chargers to the mains electricity network in London and the South East.
A new project between local authorities and UK Power Networks will help end electric vehicle charging blackspots, supporting the switch to EVs.
UK Power Networks says it’s become the first of London’s utility networks to put electric vehicles on the capital’s roads as part of its operational fleet.
A £7m project to trial large-scale domestic vehicle-to-grid charging in the UK has launched.
A new guide intended to provide local authorities with all they need to know about installing on-street charge points is now available from UK Power Networks.
Streetlights in Kensington and Chelsea have been converted into charge points for electric vehicles under a new trial.