The UK Government first announced its 2030 ban on all new petrol and diesel vehicles in 2017. Since then, individuals and businesses have been working hard to reduce their carbon footprint to benefit from a greener future. However, some business owners and their employees have found it difficult to make the switch to electric vehicles.…
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Electric vehicles are quickly becoming an essential part of our lives. According to recent projections, nearly 6.5 million UK households plan on buying an electric vehicle by 2030. There are currently over 500,000 electric vehicles on our roads, with the million mark set to be passed within a few years. But what about the associated…
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Back in 2019, the UK Government first announced their commitment to ban the sale of all new petrol and diesel cars by 2030. As a result, today, there are over half a million low emission vehicles on UK roads, indicating that our country is well on its way to achieving our goal of being a…
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Electric vehicles have been demonstrated to be great for the environment, but are they as good for your budget? In short, the answer is yes. This is because the day-to-day running costs of an electric vehicle are much lower than that of a petrol or diesel vehicle, particularly with regards to fuel. Other UK Government…
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EV charging has been widely debated since the UK Government first announced their 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles. When the intended ban was first announced in 2019, some motorists were concerned by how long EV charging takes and the lack of public EV charge points in the UK. Luckily,…
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Electric vehicles are growing in popularity across the UK, which is being fuelled, in part, by grants for EV charge points installed at residential and commercial properties. While it’s true that public EV charge points are great for topping up your battery, installing a home EV wallbox is more beneficial for EV drivers. However, new…
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Electric vehicle owners are often concerned about how they’ll keep their vehicles charged. Although there has been an increase in public EV charge point installation in the UK, potentially spending hours at a charging station is just not practical. To incentivise citizens to switch to electric vehicles by 2030, the government has introduced different funding…
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According to recent research, there are over 20,000 public EV charging stations available across the UK today. And yet electric vehicle owners are often concerned about where and how they will charge their electric vehicles. In response, the UK Government has provided subsidies and grants that now make owning an electric vehicle more convenient than…
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Solar panel installation is continuing to rise in popularity across the UK. According to a recent report, more than 10 million homes in the UK will have solar panels installed. If you are among those who have not yet made the switch to solar energy, you might be wondering if getting solar panels in 2021…
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The market for electric vehicles is growing rapidly which is leading to an increasing demand for home EV chargers too. Adding fuel to the fire, at the end of 2020 the UK Government announced a ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 – a strong statement towards the health of our environment and…
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