But several barriers stand in the way of V2G technology providing a solution

The EV recharging infrastructure should require no driver involvement in preparation for fleets of driverless vehicles. By Alex Gruzen

Lack of product, price and infrastructure are holding van fleet operators back from adopting pure electric vans (EVs) in greater numbers.

Fleet decision-makers also discuss cash or company car options and car clubs

Fleets feel pressure to move away from diesel, but viable alternatives are not there

It started out on a farm, but EO Charging is reaping the benefits of being a second generation supplier of EV charging solutions. Sarah Tooze reports

Two-way batteries on electric vehicles open up the possibility of fleets selling power back with Vehicle to Grid technology.

How will the UK cope with the expected uptake of electric vehicles? Here are the 4 key impacts it may have on the national electricity network and generation.

Erik Fairbairn aims to set up charging points wherever they are needed to ensure momentum to EVs doesn’t stall, writes Christopher Smith

The number of ULEVs on British roads has almost tripled in a year – and fleets are playing their part. But what does the future hold? Andrew Ryan talks to two authorities in the field

Colin Herron envisions an electric future where everything is connected, reports Simon Harris

With fewer moving parts to maintain, fleets could cut their SMR bill by up to 40% by running an EV versus a diesel or petrol car.

From networks to connectors, standard to rapid charge and pay-as-you-go to membership schemes, the topic of charging electric vehicles is confusing.