Tag : on-street charging
Harrow Council to get 100 ‘clutter-free’ on-street charging points
New ‘flat and flush’ charging points are being rolled out across the streets of Harrow to catapult drivers’ switch to EVs.
Brighton and Hove to power up UK’s ‘largest’ on-street charging project
Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is rolling more than 6,000 street chargers in the UK’s ‘largest’ on-street charging project to date.
On-street chargers vital for van electrification, Vauxhall fleet study finds
New research underscoring the urgency to accelerate on-street charging infrastructure for van fleet electrification is now out from Vauxhall.
Birmingham City Council rolls out hundreds of on-street chargers in Ubitricity deal
Birmingham City Council has teamed up with Ubitricity to deploy hundreds of on-street chargers across residential areas of the city.
Vauxhall partners with Jolt for month-long free on-street charging offer
Drivers of Vauxhall electric and plug-in hybrid cars and vans can benefit from free on-street charging for the next month under a new offer.
Calls for on-street EV charging to be installed on 11,500 streets across the country
Motorists living on more than 11,500 residential streets across the country have called for councils to install on-street charging for electric vehicles (EVs).
Government-funded course to rapidly upskill local authorities for charge point rollout
A new government-funded course that will support local authorities with deploying charge points is launching in the UK to help drive public charging infrastructure.
Ubitricity reaches milestone of 7,000 charge points live across UK
Charge point operator Ubitricity has reached the landmark of having installed 7,000 public EV charge points across the UK.
Government doubles funding for on-street electric car charging
The Department for Transport is ploughing a further £2.5m into funding for chargepoints on residential streets.
Comment: Time to rethink our on-street charging approach
Pending deadlines for the phase-out of fuel-burning cars and vans are perhaps a moment to stop and rethink approaches to on-street charging, says our man.