Renewable Energy
New partnership to decarbonise transport sector with hydrogen
AFC Energy has signed a collaboration agreement with Ricardo to create hydrogen decarbonising solutions for the transport sector.
Business
UK’s energy price cap predicted to rise by at least £66/year
The latest forecasts from Cornwall Insight indicates that the default tariff price cap will increase by approximately £66 from April 2021 to £1,108 per year for a typical dual fuel direct debit customer – from its current level of £1,042.
Electric Vehicles
EDF and Volkswagen partner on e-mobility in France
EDF’s renewable energy offerings will be recommended to buyers of Volkswagen Group electric vehicles (EVs) in France.
IOT
Nottingham selects IoT platform for Clean Mobil Energy project
England's City of Nottingham has selected OpenRemote to optimise its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
Renewable Energy
BEIS funding to help UK distilleries explore green hydrogen applications
The European Marine Energy Centre is collaborating with distilleries to investigate green hydrogen heating as a clean fuel solution for decarbonisation.
Features and Analysis
Ed’s note: Has the GB smart meter programme finally turned a...
Are customer perceptions around meters in the United Kingdom changing? Do recent satisfaction rating signal a longer-term change?
Electric Vehicles
Renault targets Europe’s hydrogen commercial vehicle market
Renault is entering a joint venture with hydrogen solutions developer Plug Power to advance hydrogen mobility in Europe.
Electric Vehicles
Audi e-tron electric vehicles now smart charging ready
Audi is fitting smart charging as a standard feature on its current and future e-tron range of electric vehicles (EVs).
Renewable Energy
French energy giants announce the country’s largest green hydrogen production facility
Total and ENGIE have partnered to design, build and operate the largest green hydrogen production facility in France.
Finance & Investment
Europe’s distribution grids need €400bn by 2030 says study
Investment in Europe’s distribution grids needs to be ramped out by over 50% from that in the last decade, Eurelectric and E.DSO find.
