Stella Nolan

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UK Pub The Plough Adds Convenience with Dual EV Charger

2 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

A popular country pub in Colchester has taken a significant step towards sustainability and customer convenience by installing a dual-point public EV rapid charger. The initiative, carried out by Positive Energy —the UK’s largest independent energy supplier—has already resulted in increased footfall, boosted revenue and reduced operating costs for the establishment.
Top 5 EV Stories This Week That Might Have Been Missed …

2 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

The top 5 EV articles of the week ... 5 | Presidents Trump and Nixon: A tale of two tariff policiesTrump's tariffs, affecting more than 180 countries with rates up to 54%, echo Nixon's 1971 surcharge but face criticism for lacking clear economic goals. Using tariffs as an economic and geopolitical tool has been a recurring theme in US history. Read more ...
Boots and DHL: EV Fleet Cuts 74 Metric Tonnes of CO₂

2 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

Boots Thailand has partnered with DHL Supply Chain to introduce a 100% EV fleet in a strategic move towards a more sustainable and future-ready supply chain. The initiative expects to significantly reduce carbon emissions, with an estimated annual reduction of 74 metric tonnes. By integrating EVs into last-mile logistics, the partnership will support decarbonising deliveries to more than 250 Boots stores across Thailand.
Atlante, Electra, Fastned & IONITY Deliver EV Chargers

2 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

Four of Europe’s premier EV charging operators—Atlante, Electra, Fastned and IONITY—have announced a strategic partnership to form the Spark Alliance. The pioneering initiative aims to streamline the EV charging experience across the continent by creating the largest and most accessible public charging network.
TUAL Delivers 200kW EV Charging to 80% of Grid-Limited Sites

3 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

TUAL, a leading developer of swappable powerbanks and ultra-deployable charging solutions for commercial EVs, is set to transform the UK automotive retail sector. Recognising the pressing grid constraints faced by the country's 8,000 franchised automotive retailers, TUAL offers a solution tailored to dealerships that require rapid EV charging without the prohibitive costs and delays associated with grid upgrades.
Global Trade Shaken by Trump's Reciprocal EV Tariffs

3 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

On 2 April 2025, US President Donald Trump announced sweeping reciprocal tariffs targeting imported vehicles and auto parts, including electric cars and their components. The tariffs, ranging from 10% to as high as 49%, are expected to have profound implications for global trade and the EV industry.
Moment Energy: EV Batteries & The Hidden Profit Opportunity

3 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

The EV revolution is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, with nearly 14 million EVs sold globally in 2023 alone—a 35% increase from the previous year. The remarkable growth brings a significant challenge: what happens to the millions of batteries that will eventually retire from these vehicles? Innovative companies are finding that the answer lies not in recycling, but in repurposing—a strategy with profound implications for both profit margins and environmental sustainability.
Electrolux Targets 35% Recycled Materials by 2030

3 weeks ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Stella Nolan

"As a sustainability leader, we will continue to push ourselves and the industry to adopt even bolder sustainability commitments," said Elena Breda, Chief Technology & Sustainability Officer at Electrolux Group. "I am very proud that we have set the target as an industry first.
DG Cities: Trust Gap in ADAS Threatens Self-Driving Future

3 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

Research from future mobility experts, DG Cities, has revealed a significant trust gap in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) that could slow the UK's transition to autonomous vehicles (AVs). The study highlights widespread confusion regarding ADAS capabilities and limitations, raising concerns about safety and public confidence.
Trump Tariffs: Mexico & Canada's Retaliatory Tariff Package

3 weeks ago | evmagazine.com | Stella Nolan

Despite being in a position to grow substantially in 2025, the EV market is facing uncertainty due to escalating trade tensions and supply chain disruptions. Analysts predict that electrified vehicles could account for up to 25% of new vehicle purchases globally this year. However, the US government's "America First" policies and retaliatory measures from trading partners threaten to disrupt this trajectory.