GRIDSERVE
The two companies are collaborating to turbocharge the development of the Electric Highway, which was launched in 2011 to enable early EVs to drive the length and breadth of Britain
The partners plan to work together to build the infrastructure needed for the large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in the UK
The project enables EV drivers to charge for a range of 200 miles in 20 minutes
The project, the first of a £1 billion nationwide network of electric forecourts, is planned to open before the end of the year
The Clayhill plant has a total solar capacity of 10MW and a 6MW energy storage facility
The move aims to help revolutionise approaches to solar energy, create infrastructure to accelerate the adoption of EVs and hit national net zero targets
The 34.7MW solar facility in York uses technologies such as bifacial panels and trackers to increase solar generation by 20%
It is part of GRIDSERVE’s £1bn UK-wide programme to make EV charging ‘as easy as using petrol stations’
The £1 billion programme will deploy 100 ‘electric forecourts’ to charge EVs in a convenient, ultra-fast and affordable way
The solar farms that will provide electricity will be the “most advanced” in the UK
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