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EV charging technology and developments around the world


EV charger grants for businesses in 2026: a simple UK guide
Understand the 2026 Workplace Charging Scheme, £500 socket cap, education funding and closed grants before planning commercial EV charging.
Andrew
Oct 163 min read


Can the electricity grid cope with EV charging? A business guide
A beginner-friendly guide to EV charging and grid capacity: smart charging, load management, batteries and practical workplace planning.
Andrew
Oct 163 min read


Five-minute EV charging: what the latest claims mean for UK drivers
Understand Geely, BYD and CATL fast-charging announcements, charging windows and why a headline power rating is not a UK installation promise.
Andrew
Oct 163 min read


Commercial EV Charger Installation UK: Workplace & Landlord Guide
Plan commercial EV charging for workplaces, fleets and property portfolios: costs, capacity, charger speeds and installer questions.
Andrew
Oct 93 min read


EV charging speed explained: why the biggest number is not always best
A charger labelled 150 kW sounds dramatically better than one labelled 7 kW. For a long motorway journey, it may well be. For a car parked at home all night, that comparison misses the point. Power and time are different things Charging power is measured in kilowatts (kW); the energy added to the battery is measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh). As a rough illustration, a 7 kW charger running for six hours could deliver about 42 kWh before charging losses and other limits. Actual
Andrew
Oct 92 min read


What the world's EV charging trends mean for UK drivers
Electric-car charging is changing quickly, but not every headline innovation will change your daily routine. The most useful international trends are the ones that make charging easier to find, easier to pay for and more predictable. China: scale and faster public charging The IEA’s Global EV Outlook 2026 reports more than seven million public charging points worldwide at the end of 2025, with China accounting for more than 65%. These are public charging-point figures, not a
Andrew
Oct 92 min read
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