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Gridserve has opened or expanded 12 Electric Super Hubs in the first three months of 2026, marking its fastest-ever start to a year.
Fewer than half of the UK’s rapid charging networks appear to be fully complying with the Government’s reliability rules, according to a new analysis.
Liverpool City Council has almost doubled the size of its on-street EV charging network after installing 300 new charge points.
EO Charging has entered administration after an accelerated sale process failed to produce a transaction, marking another blow for the market.
Saint-Gobain has announced plans to install a dedicated electric HGV charging hub in Nottinghamshire as part of a wider rollout of eHGVs.
Easee has partnered with Future Group to offer a lower-cost route to installing EV charging infrastructure in residential developments.
Isle of Wight Council has awarded EV charging provider char.gy the contract to deliver more than 1,500 public chargepoints across the Island.
Transport for Wales is giving all 22 Welsh local authorities free access to ChargePoint Navigator to support smarter EV charging rollout.
The UK Government is putting another £170 million into the Depot Charging Scheme, as it looks to boost uptake of electric vans, trucks and buses.
