ZipCharge ‘GoHub’ modular EV charging station revealed
The fixed charging station contains up to 10 of the company’s suitcase-sized ZipCharge Go portable chargers, capable of adding 20 miles of range in around 30 minutes
The fixed charging station contains up to 10 of the company’s suitcase-sized ZipCharge Go portable chargers, capable of adding 20 miles of range in around 30 minutes
Scotland’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure continues to grow (alongside the rest of the UK) and as such is changing shape to meet the needs of EV drivers, according to Zap-Map app.
In the first of our series of interviews, EVA Scotland asked Fife pharmacist Allan Shields, Pharmacy Director & Prescribing Pharmacist why the pharmacy decided to go all-electric….
Leading supplier of electric vehicle charging products in the UK, Sevadis, have joined forces with flexible charge point management system Fuuse to offer a full turnkey solution for commercial customers and fleets, whilst supporting the growth of UK installers. Both OCPP (open charge point protocol) compliant, the two announce the compatibility and in interoperability between their hardware and software.
Transport-focused data science and software engineering company Miralis have announced Judith Halkerston OBE as Chair of their board to support the company’s ambitious growth plans.
- an analysis by Octopus Energy EV
South of Scotland Enterprise has become the first ‘Carbon Literate Organisation in Scotland, highlighting its commitment to leading the region’s journey to Net Zero and receiving a Bronze Award in recognition of its work to promote C L amongst its 140-strong staff and Board members.
“Learner drivers represent the next generation of motorists - a generation which will witness huge strides in tackling climate change across the world… and so more should be encourage to take lessons in an electric car according to Lease Electric Car.
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SCOTS motorists are rapidly accelerating towards electric travel, with 70 per cent preparing to ditch their traditionally powered cars for good, according to a major study.
Throughout the UK, many diesel and petrol pumps are now being replace in forecourts by rapid charge points, with leading retailers such as members of the Motor Fuel Group heading the pack.
Electric Vehicle Association (EVA) England is delighted to announce the appointment of James Court as its first Chief Executive, starting on 22 March 2022.
https://transportandenergy.com/?s=EVA+SCOTLAND+Boost+to+Business “Scotland’s hospitality and leisure industries should gear-up quickly to meet the electric car revolution by offering new charge points for guest.” “Having EV charge points could be more attractive to guests than a swimming pool or spa treatments.”… says EVA Scotland
A real “ground-breaker” for new home owners and the house building industry.
A group of Dundee Science Centre staff have swapped lab coats for boilersuits exploring the workings and safety implications of electric vehicles.
Ayrshire-based Emergency One Group has designed and built the E1 EV0, an amazing product that’s gaining lots of attention from fire and rescue services brigades across the UK.
As electric vehicle sales, month by month exceed all expectations, forecourts are changing...Norrie Hunter reports.
The ban on sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 means electric cars and commercial vehicles are the future – and Scotland is leading the way. In Scotland there are more electric vehicles (EVs) per head than the rest of the UK and, today, there are over 2,600 plug-in points.
Increasing numbers of disabled drivers are switching to electric vehicles in their support of climate change objectives and the need to improve the health of the air we breath.
The Ford Transit Custom Evolution Eco Camper will be the most sustainable in the world
EVA Scotland is launching a new feature on its websites that will focus on those hospitality venues including hotels and restaurants across Scotland that “go that extra mile” for EV owners. As pandemic restrictions begin to ease and holiday planning is firmly on the agenda, we take a look at what Scotland’s hospitality sector has to offer, particularly with the EV owners in mind.
says Dr Euan McTurk - Consultant Battery Electrochemist at Plug Life Consulting Ltd and EVA Scotland member and media commentator Posted on LINKEDIN...
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https://www.voltagebike.co.ukThe Scottish e-bike company VoltAge has the ambition to bring affordable, comfortable, e-bike travel to support green travel and health. Mike Gardner tells us more.
A “State of the Nation” by Matt Jackson, SWARCO eVolt | June 2020
A comprehensive, first hand review of the Jaguar I-Pace and how it compares with its high end EV competitors. Francis Galashan.
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EVA Scotland's ambition is to be the voice of the electric vehicle movement all over Scotland
Electric Vehicles (EV) are fast becoming part of everyday life. The growth in utilisation in 2019 has been startling – a 144% increase in demand in the UK alone – and forecasts suggest that growth will continue at pace over the next decade, with the worldwide EV market worth $1438.8bn by 2025, and up to 230m EVs on the road by 2030.
Classic Conversions in Scotland
Lots of people new to EVs often get confused by the acronyms and terms, while many long-time EV drivers see unfamiliar ones and can be puzzled by what they may mean. Here with EVA Scotland I’ve decided to share my most up to date list along with a few others that EVA Scotland have added already.
Join Beth Lily Georgiou on an eco-adventure from Bristol to Nordkapp promoting ocean awareness in 100% electric cars.
Electric boats (EBs) are a lot more diverse, complicated and varied than cars, because they have to tackle some very varied conditions, but they share some common features. Robert Kay briefly considers the history, advantages and future of electric boats and shipping.
Guest contributor and EVA Scotland member Dr Mike Gill (of WattsUp fame) outlines his perspective on the development of the rapid charging infrastructure in Scotland.
"The home of tomorrow is very much becoming the home of today, with homeowners now having increased choice and freedom on how best to play their own part in joining the rEVolution." — Liam Walker from myenergi offers his view on home charging.
"I didn’t choose the Plug Life, the Plug Life chose me", EVA Scotland member and EV battery engineer Dr Euan McTurk shares his journey to EV evangelist.