EVs and charging
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ubitricity has completed 400 lamppost EV chargers across Bexley streets. The rollout takes the London borough’s ubitricity network to 500 on-street charge points.
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Finnish DSOs have tested EV charging as distribution flexibility capacity. The pilot used aggregated residential charging loads to assess how household demand response can support local distribution networks.
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Megawatt charging is moving into practical UK fleet deployment programmes. New projects in Scotland and the Midlands show high-power depot infrastructure and local authority charging procurement advancing through different delivery models.
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Liberty Wines has cut warehouse electricity costs using rooftop solar. The Basingstoke system combines commercial PV, EV charging, SolarEdge technology, and intelligent energy control.
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Eesti Energia has secured EIB support for green-bond investment programme. The €300m issue will fund renewables, electricity networks, battery storage, and EV charging infrastructure across Estonia and the Baltic region.
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Easee enters new ownership while keeping its operating strategy unchanged. Brødrene Jensen has acquired the company, with AWC expected to become majority owner pending approval.
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myenergi has secured CoP11 approval for flexible EV charging services. The zappi GLO charger can support behind-the-meter measurement and automated Gridpay participation.
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Scania has successfully demonstrated bidirectional megawatt charging for heavy trucks. The test links high-power depot charging with vehicle-to-grid operation and fleet-scale flexibility.
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GreenWay has secured financing for central European charging expansion plans. The package will support 2,700 fast and ultra-fast public charge points across Poland, Slovakia, and Croatia by 2028.
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char.gy has reached 5,000 installed UK public charge points nationwide. The milestone charger was delivered in Brighton & Hove as local authorities expand kerbside infrastructure for drivers without off-street parking.