Tower Hamlets rolls out 70+ rapid and ultra-rapid chargers
More than 70 rapid and ultra-rapid EV chargers are being installed across 35 sites in Tower Hamlets, with the first 17 already live.
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More than 70 rapid and ultra-rapid EV chargers are being installed across 35 sites in Tower Hamlets, with the first 17 already live.
LEAP24 has opened a four-bay ultra-rapid charging hub on New Road near Heathrow Airport, adding public charging aimed particularly at taxi and private-hire drivers…
IONITY has opened its first charging hub inside London, with 12 ultra-rapid bays at Greenwich Shopping Park offering charging at up to 400 kW.
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has installed eight 11 kW public EV charge points at John Street Car Park in the St John's area of…
Warwickshire County Council has awarded major EV charging contracts to Connected Kerb and EZO as part of a joint LEVI procurement with Leicestershire, Rutland…
RAW Charging has continued its rollout across UK leisure and destination sites, with new charging infrastructure at Xscape Milton Keynes and National Trust properties…
Medway Council has set out the proposed structure of a long-term, supplier-funded contract for on-street EV charging, offering an unusually detailed look at how…
Kempower has completed its first UK EV charging project funded through its leasing partnership with DLL, supporting Highway Stops Retail Limited (HSRL) in installing…
Work is due to begin on a solar-canopy EV charging project at Enderby Leisure Centre in Leicestershire, with four charging units planned beneath a…
Hertfordshire County Council has appointed Zest to deliver more than 1,000 public EV chargepoints across North Hertfordshire, St Albans and Welwyn Hatfield.
Almost 3,000 publicly accessible EV charging sockets are set to be installed across Devon and Torbay over the next few years through a partnership…
Allego has announced plans to invest €100 million–approximately £85 million–to install up to 1,400 ultra-rapid EV charging points across the UK by 2030.