Electrification of fleets

Gilbarco Veeder-Root (GVR) has unveiled Konect – a robust EV recharging ecosystem tailored for the fuel retail industry.

EV charger manufacturer Kempower has appointed Yunex Traffic to provide a range of warranty and maintenance support services for its clients’ charger networks.

Solus Power has partnered with global defence and security firm, QinetiQ, to develop advanced EV charging solutions tailored for fleet charging and UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) needs.

Blink Charging has teamed up with Evri, the UK's largest dedicated parcel delivery company, to install one of its first EV Charging Hubs at Evri's sorting centre in Rugby.

ChargePoint has unveiled software upgrades allowing electric and mixed fuel fleets to manage charging through a single application, facilitating seamless driver reimbursement for home charging.

EV Charging & Infrastructure speaks with Justin Tarr, UK VP sales & operations at L-Charge, about how the company’s Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) platform can enable operators to transition their fleets to electric without heavy investment in charging infrastructure.

EV charger provider Ohme is urging UK fleet managers to switch to electric vans for significant cost reductions.

Wex, a global business commerce platform, has announced a new solution to simplify EV use in company fleets.

Based on its ongoing research into the EV charging market, IDTechEx estimates that 222 million chargers will be needed by 2034 to support the growing global EV fleet.

National Grid and ElectrAssure are celebrating a major milestone: 1,000 EV chargers installed across National Grid's substations and offices throughout the UK.