Charging Station in Sunderland (Image: Fastned)

Shell replaces petrol pumps to open first UK EV charging hub

Shell has replaced existing petrol and diesel pumps at its Fulham fuel station with ultra-fast chargers to open its first electric vehicle (EV) charging hub in the UK. The hub features nine 175kW chargepoints, as well as a timber canopy with built-in solar panels. These chargers run on 100% certified renewable electricity, with this certified

OVO Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) charging (Image: T. Larkum/Fuel Included)

How electric vehicles offered hope as climate challenges grew

In the midst of a climate crisis, the EV began to gain traction This was another year of bleak climate news. Record heat waves baked the Pacific Northwest. Wildfires raged in California, Oregon, Washington and neighboring states. Tropical cyclones rapidly intensified in the Pacific Ocean. And devastating flash floods inundated Western Europe and China. Human-caused climate change is

Pluggin in at IKEA Southampton (Image: T. Larkum)

Char.gy lauds ‘first successful trial’ of public inductive charging

Electric vehicle (EV) charging firm char.gy said it has today (15 December) confirmed the world’s first trial of public EV inductive charging, having launched in Marlow, Buckinghamshire in October.   A further 7 locations to be added in the London Borough of Redbridge and Milton Keynes, with this first trial using a low-power inductive charging

Zappi 2018 EV Charge Point (Image: myEnergi)

Plug-in Car Grant for electric cars cut AGAIN

The government has cut the Plug-in Car Grant for electric cars by another £1,000, meaning motorists will save even less on affordable EVs The Plug-in Car Grant to help make electric cars more affordable has been cut by further £1,000 in a surprise announcement that will infuriate electric car buyers and manufacturers alike. Previously £2,500, the Plug-in Car Grant