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  • Ryanair roasts “NoVax” Novak over vaccine stance

    February 16, 2022

    Novak Djokovic has taken the heat over his stance on vaccinations from many around the world, but yesterday the tennis champion was roasted by none other than low-cost airline Ryanair. “We’re not an airline but we do fly planes,” the company said in a tweet after Djokovic revealed in a BBC interview that he would [...]

  • Eurocell builds £600m European gigafactory to produce batteries in a year

    February 16, 2022

    Anglo-Korean battery producer Eurocell announced today it will build its first European gigafactory and start delivering batteries by next year. With an initial £600m investment, Eurocell’s gigafactory will mass produce and export its batteries from one of the main markets – the UK, Spain or the Netherlands. The company has said that the factory’s location [...]

  • Automotive industry calls for new regulator to govern EV charge point mandate

    February 16, 2022

    The UK automotive industry is lobbying for an independent regulator called Ofcharge to govern the mandate of electric vehicle (EV) charge points. The sector released today a seven-point plan to ensure UK drivers benefit from an affordable and available EV charging network, working alongside the government and other stakeholders to establish mandated targets for infrastructure [...]

  • Airbus UK workers to strike over pay amid $600m lawsuit

    February 15, 2022

    Airbus can’t seem to catch a break these days as, amid a $600m lawsuit with Qatar Airways, workers at the company’s Wales and Gloucestershire factories voted today in favour of a strike. Around 3,000 airbus employees part of the union Unite have decided to stage the walkout, after the company refused to improve salaries, which [...]

  • Swedish EV maker Polestar to open research base in the Midlands

    February 15, 2022

    Swedish electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Polestar announced today it will open a new research facility in the Midlands, creating employment opportunities for more than 800 people. The firm, which has already a facility in the Midlands town of Nuneaton, has chosen the area once again because of the presence of both Formula 1 engineers and [...]

  • Used car prices continue to soar despite sky high inflation rates

    February 15, 2022

    Sky high inflation rates have yet to hinder the exponential growth of the used car market, as prices continue to grow for the 93rd consecutive week. According to Auto Trader figures, prices have registered a 29 per cent like-for-like increase on the same period last year, going up to an all time high of £20,340. [...]

  • Wandsworth ramps up EV infrastructure roll out

    February 15, 2022

    Wandsworth has increased its electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure push, adding more sites to the roll out begun last year. The council’s deployment sites will go up from 26, six of which already live, to 35, comprising 65 dual-socket charge points which will charge up to 130 vehicles at a time. The points will be operated [...]

  • Tous à bord: Brits flock to Channel Tunnel for half-term getaway following end of restrictions

    February 15, 2022

    During this half-term, British holidaymakers have flocked to the Channel Tunnel following the end of all travel restrictions for double-jabbed travellers to the UK. Data released today revealed that around 17,000 cars and 50,000 passengers travelled between 11 and 13 February aboard the Eurotunnel’s passenger shuttles. On Friday, Eurotunnel’s Flexiplus tariff recorded its best performance [...]

  • Suez Canal to expand two-way section by 10km

    February 15, 2022

    The Suez Canal’s two-way section will see a 10km expansion, according to Osama Rabie, chairman of the Suez Canal Authority (SCA). The chairman said in a press conference that, following the expansion, the canal will only go from 72km to 82km, as it is too expensive to expand the whole waterway. Rabie added that the [...]

  • Zenobe bags National Express contract for 130 electric buses

    February 15, 2022

    Battery provider Zenobe has bagged a contract with National Express to supply 130 electric buses as well as charging infrastructure and replacement batteries. Jointly funded by National Express and Zenobe, the project will also tap into Department for Transport’s (DfT) funding. The fleet, built by NFI group, will operate in Coventry with Zenobe taking charge [...]

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