The Energyst

The Energyst is a must-read resource for Energy, Facilities, and Building Service Managers and Directors in the UK’s Industrial, Commercial, and Public Sector. It highlights the newest advancements in energy technology and strategies, while also discussing updates on legislation and policies. The publication is grounded in economic realities, exploring innovative technologies and services that help businesses lower expenses and meet compliance standards.

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OVO Energy sells Andersen home EV charge points

1 day ago | theenergyst.com | Roger Brown

OVO Energy is now selling Andersen home EV chargers – including the A2, A3 and Quartz – with installation included as standard, and a seven-year warranty provided. Those purchasing through OVO will be able to customise their devices in a variety of colours and styles, and the charge points will be installed by Andersen-trained OVO technicians.
Cosmic completes apartment EV charging retrofit

2 days ago | theenergyst.com | Roger Brown

Cosmic Charging, an EV charging specialist for shared residential parking, has completed a fully funded retrofit installation project at the Britannia Quay development in Leith, Edinburgh. The site has been equipped 319 individual bays across three car parks with the power, data and safety provisions needed for residents to add personal EV charge points conveniently at a later date.
Octopus & BYD launch V2G car and charging bundle

3 days ago | theenergyst.com | Roger Brown

Octopus Energy has joined forces with EV maker BYD, to announce the launch of a new vehicle-to-grid (V2G) bundle. The Power Pack Bundle – priced at under £300 a month – will include a leased V2G-ready BYD Dolphin, a bi-directional Zaptec Pro charger and access to a smart tariff that offers free home charging. V2G allows EVs to charge when electricity is cheap and send it back to the grid at peak times when electricity is expensive.
Bromsgrove and Redditch install Zest EV chargers

4 days ago | theenergyst.com | Roger Brown

Bromsgrove District Council and Redditch Borough Council have partnered with Zest to open new EV charging spaces in car parks across both districts. The chargers – which are located in Aston Fields (Bromsgrove) and Astwood Bank (Redditch) – are the first to go live under a wider partnership that will see Zest deploy 120 chargepoints across the two townsThey are targeted at drivers without home charging to help them recharge their vehicles close to home or on the go.
Mercedes-Benz launches eHGV consultancy

5 days ago | theenergyst.com | Roger Brown

Daimler Truck has launched TruckCharge, a consultancy service providing free advice and support to help customers transition to electric HGVs such as its eActros. The TruckCharge service looks at three key areas – initial consultation, infrastructure and operations. This generates a comprehensive range of information, including insights on transformation strategies to achieve decarbonisation and ESG targets, plus route and cost analysis, including potential subsidies, grants or tax breaks.
Navigating a New Era for Energy – Free webinar - theenergyst.com

1 week ago | theenergyst.com | Tim McManan-Smith

Navigating a New Era for Energy: Using alternative energy solutions to de-risk energy security and manage market volatility is a free webinar brought to you by The Energyst, Aggreko and Cornwall Insight on 2nd July 2025 at 10am. To register, click here. Why attend? Rebalancing the Energy Transition – What does the C-suite need to balance sustainability and profitability?
GrapheneGPU cuts AI data centre energy use by 44% and boosts computing power by 40%

1 week ago | theenergyst.com | Tim McManan-Smith

Skeleton Technologies, a leader in high-power energy storage, launches GrapheneGPU, a high-performance system designed to solve the key challenge of AI growth: energy inefficiency and power infrastructure limitations. Skeleton claims its proprietary Curved Graphene material reduces AI energy consumption by up to 45% and lowers power connection requirements by 44%, while boosting computing performance in FLOPS by 40%.
DPD to invest £330m in seven new EV-equipped distribution sites

1 week ago | theenergyst.com | Roger Brown

Parcel delivery company DPD is to invest £330 million building seven distribution centres that will provide charging facilities for its growing fleet of EVs.Work will begin on new distribution centres in Crawley and Darlington this year, as well as in Cambridge, Bradford, Guildford, Milton Keynes and Sittingbourne in 2026, with all seven facilities operational by early 2027.
MFG to grow London EV charging network by 30%

1 week ago | theenergyst.com | Roger Brown

Motor Fuel Group (MFG), the independent forecourt operator, is rolling out new ultra-rapid hubs equipped with 300 to 400kW chargers across London – a 30% increase in its network inside the M25. The business will develop five EV Power Hubs at Morrisons store car parks in London, including sites at Borehamwood and Stratford. Its Morrisons Borehamwood EV Power Hub is part of a £3m investment into the existing forecourt that will include a Burger King and Greggs, as well as an MFG Car Wash Centre.
UK floating wind ambitions advance as first Celtic Sea leases announced

1 week ago | theenergyst.com | Tim McManan-Smith

Commenting on today’s announcement by The Crown Estate of the results of Floating Offshore Wind Leasing Round 5 for sites in the Celtic Sea off the south coast of Wales and the south west coast of England, Director of RenewableUK Cymru Jessica Hooper said:“We welcome this announcement of the first two large-scale floating wind sites in the Celtic Sea, as this technology has the potential to be transformative for the Welsh economy. Wales is poised to play a leading role in offshore wind.