Infrastructure

EV charging technology company plans to produce 25,000 public chargers at the site by the end of 2030

BusinessGreen's latest webinar explores the best practices helping businesses to embrace fleet electrification, unlocking significant cost savings and emissions reductions in the process

Partners take over bp pulse's EV fleet charging infrastructure, providing support to more than 1,000 business customers

Energy network firms and their supply chains are planning to invest £200bn in upgrading Britain's grid over the next 10 years, driving economic growth and creating jobs in the process

Sumitomo Electric UK Power Cables officially opens new £350m manufacturing facility at Port of Nigg in Scotland, promising to tackle critical bottleneck for UK’s 'electricity superhighway'

Latest criticism of new oil and gas projects comes amidst reports government is poised to launch new low interest loan scheme for domestic clean tech installations

Plus France emissions projected to fall this year, Engie plots a major new biomethane plant, and Inter Milan's publishes its first sustainability plan

Ed Davey's speech to Energy UK's annual conference slams Conservative plans that threaten to make the UK even more reliant on expensive imported gas

Wood Mackenzie calculates four-hour battery storage projects are now less expensive than open-cycle gas turbines in all major markets

Scunthorpe and Port Talbot could lead a 'steel revival' enabled by electric arc furnaces and better use of British scrap metal -but time is running out to deliver green steel strategy, ECIU warns