EVs and charging

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  • Stillstrom automates offshore charging cable control

    Stillstrom has demonstrated automated offshore charging cable control in Denmark. The DNV-witnessed trial managed a 125-metre cable while a vessel operated on dynamic positioning.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Evolt Charging has become Ratio EV’s first accredited service partner. Manufacturer training now covers specification, commissioning, and maintenance of Ratio’s single and dual-socket charging equipment up to 22kW.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Jumptech will integrate NexBlue chargers into UK automotive installation programmes. The partnership combines charging hardware with established delivery workflows for carmakers, fleets, and approved electrical contractors.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Zest will install more than 1,000 public Hertfordshire chargepoints countywide. The 15 year programme combines £1.8 million of government funding with private investment and long term operation.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Acciona Energía opened a 42 bay charging hub in Badajoz. The 2MW installation combines ultra rapid, rapid, and AC charging equipment at a major commercial site.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Battery storage now supports rapid charging through a constrained connection. Osprey’s Abergavenny installation combines three 75kW chargers with local storage and monitoring, testing a model for sites where reinforcement is slow or uneconomic.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Lancaster has submitted plans for an integrated solar-charging energy hub. The eight-bay development would combine rapid chargers, canopy-mounted photovoltaics, battery storage, managed tariffs, and export capability.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Europe’s public charging network has passed 1.17 million installed points. June data shows continued expansion as higher-power equipment, reliability, grid access, and cross-border interoperability become increasingly important.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    Evolt will provide UK service support for KEBA charging systems. The agreement covers driver assistance, site hosts, field maintenance, and mixed AC and DC equipment estates.


  • Evolt gains first Ratio EV service accreditation

    UK Power Networks has substantially expanded its charging-planning digital platform. New connection insights give councils earlier indications of site viability, likely cost, eligibility, and delivery timescales.