Flexibility tech could cut UK energy system costs by £70bn by 2050

The UK could reduce energy system costs by £70 billion by 2050 if it combines high deployment of renewables and nuclear energy with flexibility.

Gov boosts EV charger grant, will now cover ‘almost half the cost’ of workplace EV charge points

Businesses installing EV charge points will be able to claim up to £500 towards the cost of each installation from April 1, 2026.

Easee returns to profit despite industry capital crunch

Easee has moved back into profit after a turbulent period for the EV charging sector, posting a positive result before tax (EBT) of £1.4m in 2025.

NAPIT warns pay-per-mile EV tax could hit charger installers

NAPIT has warned that the Government’s proposed pay-per-mile tax for electric vehicles could have a knock-on effect on charger installers.

Struggling with EV infrastructure complexity? How smart configuration tools are transforming design workflows

As electric mobility accelerates worldwide, designing efficient and scalable charging infrastructure has become a critical challenge for engineers.

Intelligent RAMS automation arrives for electrical contractors

Shocking Energy has introduced RAMS, an AI-driven platform streamlining safety documentation and supporting continuous compliance.

Net zero could be at risk due to AI data centre demand

A surge in AI-driven data centre development could increase UK electricity demand and complicate efforts to hit clean power and emissions targets.

UK remains Europe’s second leading market for battery storage

The UK has retained its position as the second leading market for battery storage in Europe, according to a report from Aurora Energy Research.

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