The transport sector became the largest source of emissions in the UK in 2018. Much more progress is needed, using both renewable transport fuels and renewably powered electric vehicles.
See the resources and news sections below for our latest work in this area.
Renewably powered electric vehicles and renewable transport fuels
Related News
BLOG — Jan 16, 2020
Guest Blog – Data-driven electric vehicle transition
Following on from the EV Energy Taskforce report launch, ElectraLink’s Gill Nowell reflects on next steps.
NEWS & PRESS RELEASES — Jan 14, 2020
REA comments on EV Energy Taskforce final report
REA comments on the EV Energy Taskforce’s final report and the 21 proposals to Government
NEWS & PRESS RELEASES — Nov 29, 2019
REA comments on Labour’s ‘Regional Manifestos’
Labour are right to deliver region specific manifestos and pathways when it comes to implementing their Green Industrial Revolution. Transitioning to a Net Zero economy cannot be a one size fits all approach.
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London - Feb 12, 2020
Launch Reception: EV Consumer Code
A seminar on public charging interoperability in the UK for industry and government stakeholders.
London - Feb 07, 2020
Seminar: Roaming Across Britain’s Public EV Charging Networks
A seminar on public charging interoperability in the UK for industry and government stakeholders.
MEMBERS ONLY London - Feb 12, 2020
Smart Energy Members Forum – BOOK NOW
Smart Energy Members Forum 12.2.20
Related Resources
BRIEFINGS
Dec 16, 2019
Ofgem Call for Evidence on RIIO-2 Business Plans
A Call for Evidence from Ofgem on the Electricity Transmission, Gas Transmission, Gas Distribution and Electricity System Operator Business Plans for RIIO-2
BRIEFINGS
Dec 11, 2019
EBA’s updates on the European Communication on the Green Deal
Detailed updates from the European Biogas Association on the EU communication on the Green Deal
Dec 11, 2019
REA Response to Further BEIS Consultation on the Planning authority threshold for Energy Storage projects
The REA agrees with the proposal to carve out electricity storage, except pumped hydro, from the NSIP regime. As such we are keen that the proposals go ahead and wish to re-state the benefits of energy storage and why we need more such projects in the UK.