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Osprey Charging, the UK’s EV rapid-charging network, now has over 1,000 live public EV chargers available for use by the UK’s EV drivers.

Suffolk County Council has secured millions of pounds of funding to help develop EV charging across the county.

Devon been awarded more than £7m of Government funding to support its delivery of thousands of new, publicly accessible, EV charging points across the county over the next few years.

Bp pulse, bp’s electric vehicle charging brand, has acquired the freehold of one of the largest truck stops in Europe, Ashford International Truckstop in Kent as part of its plan to create a Europe-wide network of electric truck (EV) charging infrastructure.

British Forces Cyprus (BFC) has awarded an £820,000 contract to Beam Global to provide electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions with delivery expected by summer 2024.

The new research forecasts have shown Warwickshire requires a further 4,536 public charging points by 2030 to support the increase in EV use over the next decade, a significant increase from the 401 chargers existing across the region today.

Element 2 has announced a significant deepening of its partnership with Riversimple, the pioneering hydrogen car manufacturer. This collaboration marks a pivotal step towards overcoming the primary obstacle in the widespread adoption of hydrogen vehicles: the development of a comprehensive refuelling infrastructure.

UK hydrogen industry receives significant government backing with over £21 million allocated to seven projects aimed at advancing low carbon hydrogen production, powering transportation and local businesses across the nation.

Mitie has welcomed the 4,000th electric vehicle, a Volkswagen ID Buzz, to its fleet. This milestone underscores Mitie’s commitment to creating a zero emission fleet.

The installation comes as a result of City of Lincoln Council being awarded a grant in February 2023 by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) as part of their On Street Resident Charge Point Scheme along with match funding from Connected Kerb.