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Suppliers urged to focus on V2H to reap benefits of EVs

Energy suppliers have started launching V2G tariffs despite many believing it will only ever be a niche technology. Utility Week looks at how a focus on vehicle to home may hit better with consumers.

1 year ago

Ofgem’s lack of urgency on reforming DUoS charges is ‘extremely alarming’

1 year ago

Octopus launches ‘plunge pricing’ for EV charging on public networks

1 year ago

‘Significant acceleration’ of EV charge point rollout

1 year ago

Ministers reject ‘right to charge’ EVs for multi-occupancy homes

1 year ago

EV charging rollout held up by land leases for substations

1 year ago

Majority of Brits want time-of-use tariffs

1 year ago

Danger, danger, high voltage

1 year ago

Labour will reinstate 2030 ban on petrol and diesel cars

1 year ago

Octopus offers free charging with UK’s first mass market vehicle-to-grid tariff

1 year ago

Heat pump and EV charger limits to be ripped up

1 year ago

Streamlined permitting rules for EV chargepoint installations

1 year ago

Green street cabinets to be repurposed as EV charge points

2 years ago

Record number of electric vehicles sold in 2023

2 years ago

Four ‘vehicle-to-everything’ charging schemes win funding

2 years ago

Stark: Sunak sending ‘mixed messages’ on EVs

2 years ago

Hunt unveils generation levy exemption and grid planning overhaul

2 years ago

Nissan seeks change to network charges for EV plant

2 years ago

Weekend press: Water firms to spend £272bn on upgrades

In our latest round-up of the weekend’s national news coverage, Moody’s estimates that water companies are planning to spend £272 billion on upgrading sewage infrastructure over the next 25 years. Elsewhere, experts warn that new UK electric car charging laws do not solve all issues and Southern Water apologises for floods on the south coast.

2 years ago

CCC: Net zero row back ‘likely to increase bills’

2 years ago