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Competition launched for 7 to 19 year olds to design electric vehicle chargepoints of the future.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
New projects are powering the future of zero emission vehicles.
A process is being developed to support advanced trials of automated vehicles.
New chargepoints will support a shift towards cleaner, greener transport.
Electric vehicle chargepoints to use innovative ‘smart’ technology.
Summit on vehicle technology to tackle carbon emissions and to find ways to improve air quality.
Three year regulatory review to pave the way for self-driving vehicles.
Electric vehicles to help power people’s homes helped by almost £30 million funding.
Ministers write to local councils urging them to take up electric car charge-point funding.
The Clean Growth Strategy sets out an ambitious blueprint for Britain’s low carbon future.
A £20 million government investment will help develop electric vehicles capable of returning electricity to the grid.
The second Contracts for Difference auction for renewable technologies launches today
New regulations to save heavy electricity users around £100 million a year.
A new gas-fired power station in Carrington, Greater Manchester, was officially opened today by the Energy Minister Jesse Norman.
A ground-breaking energy scheme that will cut energy bills and carbon emissions for homes and businesses in Gateshead was opened today.
The foundation stone for the £490m project, capable of powering up to 2 million homes, was laid today by UK Energy Minister Jesse Norman.
UK Energy Minister Jesse Norman and Norwegian Energy Minister Terje Søviknes hold first meeting at the Oslo Energy Forum.
Auction closes at a low price to consumers and ensures that homes and businesses have a reliable electricity supply all year round
New Energy Minister’s visit to Somerset reaffirms importance of new nuclear projects to our future low carbon, sustainable energy mix.
Reforms to the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) will be targeted at households struggling to pay their energy bills.
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