The British Government has selected nine local authorities to develop over a thousand charge points for electric cars. The new EV infrastructure will spring up in England, including Durham, Nottinghamshire, and Suffolk.
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The British government is funding five local transport authorities with a total of almost £71 million to support the introduction of up to 335 zero-emission buses as part of the Zero Emission Bus Regional Area programme.
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The British charging specialist Connected Kerb is working with Kent County Council to deliver affordable and accessible EV infrastructure to hard-to-reach UK communities. In the first phase, Connected Kerb is installing 40 charge points at 20 sites across the Kent Parish.
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The British government-owned company Highways England is handing £9.3 million to local authorities to encourage businesses with diesel van fleets to convert to electric. The scheme works by offering the businesses a free trial of electric vehicles for two months.
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