Built infrastructure requirements

Ads-Tec Energy has partnered with Paragon Mobility, a French company based in the technology park of Sophia Antipolis.

Milence has entered the Nordic market by opening its first Swedish charging hub in Varberg.

Lectron has announced the expanded retail availability of its NACS to CCS adapter, the Vortex Plug.

Delta’s UFC 200 series 200kW DC ultra-fast EV charger has been selected to support Izivia Fast, a company currently deploying ultra-fast chargers across more than 700 McDonald's restaurant car parks throughout France.

The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), in collaboration with Fuser, has announced the unveiling of its EV Charging Resource Network.

Kempower is playing a key role in expanding Europe’s EV charging infrastructure to meet the requirements of the European Union’s Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR).

Raw Charging has installed new EV charging facilities at Warwick Castle, a medieval castle developed from a wooden fort, originally built by William the Conqueror in 1068.

The ongoing shift to zero-emission mobility and EVs is disrupting the entire transportation industry, a dynamic that creates both opportunities and challenges for companies across the ecosystem. Consulting firm McKinsey spoke with two experts to find out how this mobility transition represents a new kind of asset class and the steps stakeholders can take to derisk investment opportunities.

Engineering and management consultancy Mott MacDonald has been appointed to the Welsh Government’s new Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (EVCI) four-year framework that will support its ambition to ensure all EV users can access charge points easily.