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March 31, 2025

Green hydrogen producer Lhyfe quadruples revenues in 2024

European green and renewable hydrogen producer Lhyfe quadrupled its revenues to €5.1m in 2024, compared to 2023 (€1.3m), after having more than doubled its revenues between 2022 (€0.6m) and 2023.

Lhyfe says that, despite concerns about the pace of development of the green hydrogen sector in Europe, thr group has managed to hold its own thanks to a strategy that is clearly paying off, and continues to grow nicely.

March 31, 2025

Tackling transport poverty in Europe with EV public charging points

A new paper by the Social Market Foundation (SMF) identifies insufficient charging point buildup as a major barrier to tackling the societal issue of transport poverty.

European EV rollout leader Norway funds EV infrastructure through investments that pay themselves off within 3 years, at which point chargepoints become revenue generators. Image: © Wirestock/Dreamstime.com

March 31, 2025

Daimler Truck and UTA Edenred expand Europe charging partnership

European mobility service provider UTA Edenred and Daimler Truck are expanding their cooperation in truck charging.

March 31, 2025

Autel and Mer expand AC EV charging solutions across Europe

EV charging solutions company Autel Energy Europe and Mer, a sustainable EV charging and mobility solutions provider, have started a strategic partnership.

The strategic partnership will see Mer and Autel jointly integrate Autel’s MaxiCharger AC products into Mer’s expanding charging network across Europe. Image: Autel Europe

March 28, 2025

EV chargepoints outnumber gas nozzles in California

The California Energy Commission (CEC) says the US state has reached 178,549 public and shared private EV chargers installed statewide compared to a CEC-estimated 120,000 gas nozzles.

The number of EV chargers in California increased by more than 73,500 in 2024. Graphic: California Energy Commission (CEC)

March 28, 2025

Singer Electric and AMPECO partner to build New Zealand's largest EV charging network

New Zealand-based electrical solutions provider Singer Electric has formed a strategic partnership with global EV charging management software provider AMPECO.

Singer Electric plans to reach 1,000 managed chargers in New Zealand by Q3 2025 and 2,500 by the end of 2025. Image: AMPECO/Singer Electric/EIN Presswire

March 27, 2025

Working together for ‘the greater network’

Collaboration was a major theme at the Keynote Panel of the EV Summit & Expo 2025 in Las Vegas, titled: The Road to Electrification: Market-Driven Innovation in EV Charging Expansion. Moderated by Michael E. Murphy, CEO of American EV Jobs Alliance, the panel delved in to the biggest issues of the day.

Utilities need to be brought on board as major players in further EV charging infrastructure roll-out, the EV Charging Expo & Summit audience heard

March 27, 2025

Terbine launches platform to consolidate EV charging networks and streamline payments

In conjunction with the EV Charging Summit & Expo in Las Vegas, AI software developer Terbine has announced its platform aimed at the growing trend towards consolidation of charging networks brought on by the ending of NEVI subsidies and other factors.

By linking payments gateways with the Terbine CNMP platform, Terbine says that virtually every aspect of payment processing is covered. Image: Terbine

March 27, 2025

UK Midlands to get 16,000 new EV chargers

Drivers across the UK's Midlands will benefit from more than 16,000 new EV chargers as the region has secured over £40m in government investment.

The expansion will more than double the current 10,000 public chargers already available across the Midlands. Image: © Aleksandr Faustov/Dreamstime

March 26, 2025

BodeEV breaks cover at EV Charging Summit and Expo

A new entity - BodeEV Install & Service Inc - has launched at the EV Charging Summit and Expo in Las Vegas.

BodeEV is focused on making charging infrastructure reliable to build customer confidence. Image: Adam Hill

March 26, 2025

Pilot, GM and EVgo connect US travel corridors with EV charging infrastructure in over 25 states

Pilot, General Motors and EVgo say their collaborative network has reached more than 130 EV fast-charging locations in over 25 US states.

Pilot, GM and EVgo plan to build a total of up to 2,000 fast charging stalls at up to 500 Pilot and Flying J locations. Image: Pilot

March 26, 2025

Flexis and Prologis Mobility partner to accelerate urban fleet electrification

Urban logistics solutions OEM Flexis has announced Prologis Mobility as a fleet electrification strategic partner in Europe.

The partnership between Flexis and Prologis Mobility will explore integrated solutions that streamline fleet electrification for urban logistics operators. Image: Flexis

March 25, 2025

U Power and SUSCO form JV to target booming Thai EV infrastructure sector

EV battery swapping technology company U Power has signed a joint venture agreement through its Thai subsidiary U SWAP with SUSCO, a publicly listed energy provider with a network of fueling stations throughout Thailand.

U Power and SUSCO say their partnership directly aligns with Thailand's 30@30 policy, which mandates that 30% of new vehicle sales be electric by 2030. Image: U Power

March 25, 2025

AmpUp and Roundtrip EV Solutions start fleet charging partnership

EV charging solutions provider AmpUp has announced a fleet charging partnership with Roundtrip EV Solutions, a medium & heavy-duty EV solutions provider.

March 24, 2025

InstaVolt opens huge UK charging Superhub

InstaVolt has opened what it says the UK's largest and most advanced ultra-rapid charging Superhub in Winchester.

The Superhub integrates an on-site solar farm and battery storage technology. Image: InstaVolt

March 24, 2025

Liquid Fleet expands EV charging offering with new Hypervolt partnership

Fleet management and leasing solutions provider Liquid Fleet has launched a new partnership with Hypervolt to simplify fleet electrification for its customers.

Liquid Fleet says the new partnership now means its customers can enjoy integrated charging solutions, cost and energy savings, and comprehensive support. Image: Liquid Fleet

March 24, 2025

The Accessibility Hype Cycle: Why inclusion can’t be an afterthought in EV charging infrastructure

Gordon McCullough, CEO at Research Institute for Disabled Consumers, says that the Accessibility Hype Cycle shows us that disabled people often get left behind in the early stages of innovation. In this article he explains how this leaves millions excluded from essential services, and how it can be fixed.