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According to the latest figures from the Department for Transport, there are now 18,000 public EV chargers in the UK.
The number of smart meters installed in UK properties have recovered from a previous low due to the lockdown imposed by the pandemic.
The Society of Light and Lighting has partnered with ECS to launch a new ‘Lighting Professional’ Related Discipline ECS card.
BP Chargemaster has announced a partnership with Marks & Spencer which will see the rollout of new rapid chargers.
The Electrical Safety Roundtable (ESR) in the Workplace group has launched a new ‘12 Steps to Safe Isolation’ infographic.
For the UK to achieve its goal of reaching net zero, the country will need to see 46 GW of renewable energy capacity installed by 2030.
The largest EV charging hub in Scotland has officially opened at the Falkirk Stadium, with enough capacity to charge 26 vehicles.
Tesla is said to be planning a bundle for its solar, energy storage and EV charging products, which could save homeowners cash.
Vatenfall has put forward proposals to construct a new 66-acre solar farm near Herne Bay in Kent, which will provide power for 5,000 homes.
Eaton has announced that it is going to exit the mains lighting market in EMEA to focus on emergency lighting and fire products.
