While the public charging network continues to expand, existing bus depot electric charging facilities could offer fleet operators with heavier vehicles access to high-powered, strategically located charging, writes Stagecoach’s Mike Smith
More than 25 electric vehicles took to the roads for GREENFLEET’s EV Rally Cymru 2026, completing a 400-mile journey from South to North Wales to demonstrate the capabilities of electric vehicles and the supporting charging infrastructure
Fleet decarbonisation involves a complex web of decisions. Maryam Farsi explores how digital twins could help fleet operators test different scenarios, understand the wider impact of their choices and find lower-risk, more cost-effective routes to zero emission vehicles
The government’s proposed Great British Grid aims to support the delivery of critical network infrastructure, cut connection delays and unlock capacity for clean power. So what could this mean for fleets looking to install electric vehicle charging?
From grid capacity to energy storage, smart charging, compliance and future demand, Mark Constable, head of transport Policy at the REA, shares the key considerations fleets need to know before installing EV charging infrastructure
Simon Reilly shares five tips for developing a robust connection strategy for fleet electrification, from land permissions and commissioning, to phased connections and network adoption
Logistics UK believes there needs to be greater recognition of the role low carbon fuels (LCFs) can play in the decarbonisation of road freight in the short to medium term, writes the organisation's Chief Executive Ben Fletcher
This year, the EV Rally set out to challenge the most persistent misconceptions around electric vehicles over its five days – and accomplished exactly that.
