The recent report by the Public Accounts Committee, paints a stark picture of the current state and challenges of expanding public charge point infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) across the UK.
The Department for Transport has announced that communities across the country will benefit from brand new, state-of-the-art green buses.
Rural areas face significant challenges in the quest for net zero, with the lack of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure being a major hurdle. Despite the increase in public EV
The Lords Select Committee on Environment and Climate Change has published its consultation response to the Electric Vehicles Enquiry
A new report from the County Council Network has found that the number of publicly-available electric vehicle charge points in England’s county and rural areas lags far behind major towns and cities – as councils warn that much more needs to be done to close the gap in order to meet demand.
The government has announced that it is piloting smart street lamps that can house EV charging hubs and boost wireless coverage, including 5G
The Government has promised to prioritise rural communities in its £129m roll out of hundreds of new zero-emission buses.
A new study by Transport England and England’s Economic Heartland has found that there needs to be an almost six-fold increase in public electric vehicle charging points by 2025, in order to meet the uptake in demand
The Telegraph reports households are being blocked from making net zero upgrades to their homes due to lack of electricity supply, the energy watchdog has warned
The Government has announced £110 million funding for communities allocated under the Rural England Prosperity Fund
The recent report by the Public Accounts Committee, paints a stark picture of the current state and challenges of expanding public charge point infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) across the UK.
The Department for Transport has announced that communities across the country will benefit from brand new, state-of-the-art green buses.
Rural areas face significant challenges in the quest for net zero, with the lack of
The Lords Select Committee on Environment and Climate Change has published its consultation response to the Electric Vehicles Enquiry
A new report from the County Council Network has found that the number of publicly-available electric vehicle charge points in England’s county and rural areas lags far behind major towns and cities – as councils warn that much more needs to be done to close the gap in order to meet demand.
The government has announced that it is piloting smart street lamps that can house EV charging hubs and boost wireless coverage, including 5G
The Government has promised to prioritise rural communities in its £129m roll out of hundreds of new zero-emission buses.
A new study by Transport England and England’s Economic Heartland has found that there needs to be an almost six-fold increase in public electric vehicle charging points by 2025, in order to meet the uptake in demand
The Telegraph reports households are being blocked from making net zero upgrades to their homes due to lack of electricity supply, the energy watchdog has warned
The Government has announced £110 million funding for communities allocated under the Rural England Prosperity Fund
