Logistics UK is to publish its new EV Report at the forthcoming Future Logistics Conference, giving insights into current developments and areas where work is needed.

Logistics UK’s 2023 EV report examines the public charging network, power supply availability and fiscal support, as well as SMR and lessons learned from those already switching to EVs

The 2023 report examines the public charge point network, power supply availability and fiscal support, as well as servicing, maintenance and repairs, and lessons learned from those that have begun the transition to EVs.

It will launch on the second day of the industry body’s Future Logistics Conference, which takes place at ITT Hub in Farnborough on 10-11 May 2023.

Michelle Gardner, deputy director of policy at Logistics UK, said: “With electric vehicle technology set to play a pivotal role in industry’s future and its aim to achieve net zero, this is a perfect opportunity to provide attendees with an insight into current progress and future trends.”

The two-day event will also feature keynote speakers Professor Jim Al-Khalili and Minister of State for Decarbonisation and Technology, Jesse Norman MP.

Professor Al-Khalili will lead day one of the conference, discussing how many cutting-edge scientific discoveries in global communication, energy generation, battery technology, computer science and artificial intelligence will impact the world of transportation and logistics in the coming decade.

Meanwhile, Jesse Norman MP will provide the keynote speech on the second day.

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