TotalEnergies and SSE launch EV charging joint venture Source
Total and SSE are aiming to capture 20% of the UK and Ireland electric vehicle charging market via a new joint venture.
Total and SSE are aiming to capture 20% of the UK and Ireland electric vehicle charging market via a new joint venture.
Shell (LON: SHEL) plans to divest 500 retail sites annually over the next two years, responding to a growing demand for electric vehicle chargers.
Green Lithium plan will create over 1,000 jobs in construction of facility, which will boost UK EV manufacturing.
The IEA has said EVs will remove the need for 5mn barrels per day of oil by 2030.
The low carbon energy revolution has become an unstoppable juggernaut as acceptance grows that the threat of catastrophic global climate change must be brought under control.
Shell has set out plans to put a rapid charger within a 10-minute journey for 90% of drivers in the UK.
At the opening of COP26 last month, Prince Charles told an audience of global leaders that a vast, military style campaign by the private sector would be the only real prospect we have of beating the clock on climate change.
AMTE Power has secured a £1 million project to ‘power up’ its new generation of lithium-ion cells and manufacture them at scale.
Net Zero. It’s on the minds and mission statements of companies across many industries, oil and gas included.
Oil demand could grow at its fastest rate since the 1970s for the next three years, BofA Global Research has said in a note.
Shell has agreed to buy Ubitricity, which operates the largest electric vehicle public charging network in the UK, expanding its investments in the transition into cleaner fuels.