WSP and KPMG appointed to support National Highways on EV charging

WSP and KPMG have been appointed to provide technical and advisory support to National Highways as it supports the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles’ (OZEV) strategic charging infrastructure activity across England’s Strategic Road Network. The post WSP and KPMG appointed to support National Highways on EV charging appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Why More Drivers Are Investing in Home EV Charging

The post Why More Drivers Are Investing in Home EV Charging appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Electric vehicles are no longer a niche choice for early adopters. They’re becoming part of the everyday motoring landscape, and with that shift has come a change in how drivers think about refuelling. For many, the real appeal of driving electric isn’t just lower emissions or quieter journeys. It’s the ability to charge at home, […]

Why More Property Owners Are Choosing Professional Management

The post Why More Property Owners Are Choosing Professional Management appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Owning a rental property can sound simple on paper. Rent comes in, bills get paid, and the property grows in value. Nice, right? Then reality shows up with a leaking faucet at 9 p.m., a tenant who pays late, a confusing lease question, or that nagging thought: “Am I charging enough?” That is why more […]

West Yorks councils put a price to road works

Leeds, Wakefield, and Kirklees councils in West Yorkshire will launch lane rental schemes later this year, charging utility companies and others up to £2,500 per day to work on key routes.

Flying Taxis Are Coming, But Infrastructure Improvements Must Catch Up

Private companies are hustling to invest in vertiports and charging facilities. Advanced air mobility is anticipated to help ease traffic for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

McKinsey & Company - Scaling EV infrastructure to meet net-zero targets - Voices on Infrastructure October 2021

To meet the climate targets for zero-emission vehicles, attention is shifting from developing the EVs to scaling the infrastructure needed to support their operation and maintenance. This will entail significant innovation and investment from every player involved. The themes from this edition of Voices include the scaling of battery capacity and charging infrastructure, the role of regulation and incentives, and the collaboration required to succeed

Shell aims to install 50,000 on-street EV charge points by 2025 - Article by Gwyn Topham

Oil firm sets out plans to provide a third of Britain’s network needed to hit climate targets

Just Have a Think - Hydrogen Fuel Cells - are they our future? 29092018

The renewable energy sector is constantly discovering new ways to embrace the almost limitless green power that surrounds us all over our planet. Hydrogen fuel cells may appear to be another of these new technologies but in fact they've been around for well over a century. So why aren't all our vehicles already powered by Hydrogen?

Undecided - Supercapacitors explained - the future of energy storage, 01092020

This video clarifies what is a supercapacitor? What makes them so different from batteries? Are they really the future of energy storage?

How are electric vehicle charging stations influencing MEP system design in commercial buildings?