The latest news from the Electric Vehicle Home Chargepoints industry

• Net Zero Strategy published

  Last week, Government published its Net Zero Strategy...

  Installer Posted: 25 October, 2021

• Guest blog: Are there enough Electric Vehicle Charging Points to go around?

  Last month (August 2021), the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) issued a report stating that more needs to be done in terms of EV charging infrastructure to support the transition to electric vehicles.  In the article, the CMA suggests that up to 480,000 charge points will be needed nationwide by 2030, when sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles cease...

  General Posted: 11 October, 2021

• Guest blog: Powering up our streets – building the charging network for the vehicles of tomorrow

  Credit: EVclicks   The UK is currently going through something of an energy renaissance. Entire systems and ways of thinking built up over the last 100 years are being challenged to bring us to a more sustainable and Net Zero carbon future. For the electricity networks, the mass take-up of electric vehicles (EVs) is one of the biggest drivers for this change...

  General Posted: 20 September, 2021

• Guest blog: Home charging – Fue^-l for thought

  On average, most charging will be done at work and/or at home. Sure, there’ll be other places, on the road (when travelling) like motorway service stations and where you might go shopping. You won’t plug-in with the goal to get back up to 100% either (you might not plugin at all!). But that's another important subject for another time. It's all about perspective...

  General Posted: 9 August, 2021

• EVCC announces partnership with INDRA

  • INDRA will become the Electric Vehicle Consumer Code for Home Chargepoints’ (EVCC) newest Affiliate; • By becoming an EVCC Affiliate, INDRA is demonstrating its continued commitment to consumer protection, high standards and good practice; • In return, INDRA will receive access to EVCC provided products, services and training...

  General Posted: 3 August, 2021

• Summer 2021 newsletter

  Welcome to the latest edition of the EVCC newsletter. Download and read below...

  General Posted: 23 July, 2021

• EVCC welcomes the government’s Transport Decarbonisation Plan

  EVCC welcomes changes to make home car charging more accessible and government commitment to phase out petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040 EVCC welcomes the government’s Transport Decarbonisation Plan (TDP), with its commitments to ban the sale of all new fossil fuel powered road vehicles by 2040; The government’s EV Homecharge Scheme shifting to focus on making home charging mo...

  General Posted: 15 July, 2021

• Guest blog: Getting into the electric groove – Eight things you should know about charging at home

  Do you have a petrol pump installed in your garage? For most people, the answer is probably a big 'no'. Instead, most of us are accustomed to visiting petrol stations to refuel. It has been the primary means by which drivers have been refuelling their vehicles for over 100 years – but this is set to rapidly change. More and more drivers are making the electric switch...

  Consumer Posted: 27 May, 2021

• Guest blog: Greener and cheaper: top tips for home charging your electric car

  If you are able to plug in at home, you’ll know that home charging is one of the best things about switching to an electric car.  No more queuing at petrol or diesel pumps, and no need to defrost your car on a cold morning. Home charging doesn’t just reward the driver either...

  Consumer Posted: 5 March, 2021

• Winter 2020 newsletter

  Find here the Winter 2020 edition of the EVCC newsletter. Happy reading and a Merry Christmas to everyone...

  General Posted: 21 December, 2020

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