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Places for London seeks new EV charging hub partner

Transport for London’s (TfL) commercial property company, Places for London, has commenced its search for a single joint venture (JV) partner to help it bring forward a number of new electric vehicle (EV) ultra-rapid charging hubs across its estate. The ...

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LCP partners with PoGo to boost ultra-rapid EV charging infrastructure

LCP, the national commercial property and investment company, part of M Core, has signed a partnership deal with PoGo to boost the number of electric vehicle (EV) charging points at its sites. The deal will see PoGo, the recently launched ...

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Vital EV installs the UK’s first 400kW liquid-cooled Kempower Satellite Chargers at UTAC

The two ultra-rapid DC chargers are believed to be the fastest in the UK and will be used to charge prototype and production vehicles at the famous testing facility. With a compact footprint of less than 0.25m², the 400kW Kempower ...

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EV charging points could unlock £1.25m in additional income for commercial landlords

With a pressing need for EV car charging points to support the increasing number of electric vehicles on the road and relieve “range anxiety”, commercial landlords that can provide WiFi, food and beverage, and toilet facilities on site can make ...

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Omega Red appointed sole supplier for EV charging infrastructure framework

Following a competitive tender process, Omega Red, an earthing and EV charging solutions business, which supports non-domestic clients, has recently been appointed as sole supplier on a new utility sector EV charging infrastructure framework. Appointed by South Staffs Water, the ...

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Liberty Charge rebrands to Believ 

Liberty Charge has rebranded as Believ, in order to better reflect its proposition of being able to offer all charging speeds, to signal that it now delivers charge point solutions to businesses, as well as local authorities, and ultimately to ...

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Charging ahead

Installing electric vehicles is daunting, say Dan Lessiter and Kevin Ledger, Senior Business Managers at Liberty Charge, but Charge Point Operators (CPOs) are there to support the introduction of an EV infrastructure With the 2030 ban on new petrol and ...

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Balfour Beatty enters on-street EV charging market

In partnership with Urban Electric Networks, a British EV chargepoint operating company, Balfour Beatty Investments has entered into the on-street Electric Vehicle (EV) charging market with the formation of Urban Fox. Balfour Beatty Investments expects to invest up to £60 ...

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Businesses ‘must go further’ to ensure EV charging safety

Testing, inspection and certification firm, Bureau Veritas, is urging businesses to go further to ensure safety surrounding electric vehicle (EV) charging. There are currently more than 940,000 plug-in cars registered in the UK and the sale of new cars and ...

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Mitie takes charge of £4.3m DWP deal to get sites EV ready

Mitie has secured a new contract to install electric vehicle (EV) charge points for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). The £4.3 million contract will see Mitie design, install and maintain around 250 EO EV charging points at more ...

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