charging points
The installation of a 10-bay charging zone is the first in a programme of upgrades across various locations as part of the airport’s pledge to become carbon neutral by 2025
A total of 88 new rapid chargers will be installed and will be free to use until the end of October 2021
It would include 60 new charging points for electric vehicles
They have already opened a pilot site in Guangzhou, with 10 fast charging units
AstraZeneca has pledged to switch its 16,000-vehicle fleet to electric cars by 2030
ZEDpods says the development will have ‘very high energy efficiency’ and will be ‘super insulated’
Mitchells & Butlers has teamed up with BP Chargemaster to roll out the 50kW chargers
The government also expects industry to develop a roaming solution that allows drivers to use any public charge point through a single payment method
The investment is being shared by 12 projects, which include solar-powered forecourts as well as underground and wireless charging technologies
The new solution allows users to connect solar panels to their home charging station
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