Blog by Professor James Marco and Dr Truong Bui A number of studies have identified the strategic importance of charging infrastructure to support the introduction of electrified vehicles (EVs) and to underpin consumer acceptance of the technology. For this reason, considerable research has been undertaken to evaluate the different facets …
Ignore the low hum from some of the industrial buildings. Focus on the contrast of the pink begonias against the deep blue October sky. Focus on the green leaves of the trees starting to show the amber colours of autumn. Absorb the noise of the splashing of the fountain into …
Leeds City Council have completed the installation of six vehicle-to-grid (V2G) chargers across two local authority locations. There are five units installed at the Council’s busy Knowsthorpe Gate site. These units supplement existing charge point facilities which in turn support a number of the authorities’ large electric vehicle fleet. The …
The second vehicle-to-grid (V2G) charger installed at the University of Nottingham is located next to one of the most iconic buildings: Hallward Library. This building opened in 1972 and is the central library of the University Park Campus (I’m sure many of you are familiar with this building!). The library …
This time we would like to talk about the chargers installed at Worcestershire County Council, West Midlands Police and University of Warwick. Rob De Vogelaere, V2G Project Manager from eNovates shared some details about these chargers: All chargers were supplied by eNovates, an electric vehicle charging solutions specialist based in …
Our Installations: For those of you following us, you will be aware that we re-started our project with a new set of aims in the second half of 2020 and have since completed installations at Cenex, University of Nottingham and University of Warwick. Click the links to find out more. …
As part of the Innovate UK funded EV-elocity project, WMG at the University of Warwick has installed three eNovates Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) chargers on campus. The V2G chargers are located at The Boiler House Car Park. Chiel Construction Ltd completed the groundworks, and Claddagh Electrical Ltd installed the chargers. The Phoenix …
Yes, you read it right! we installed the first vehicle-to-grid (V2G) charger at the University of Nottingham, one of the most sustainable universities in the world! The charger was installed at the Creative Energy Homes (CEH) which is a living test-site on campus for smart-grid energy technologies and zero-carbon buildings. …
Christmas arrives a week early for the EV-elocity project The final week before Christmas was exceptionally busy for the EV-elocity project as not one, not two, but three (THREE!) V2G units were installed and commissioned by our contracted specialist installers The Phoenix Works with support from project partner and back-office …
Nottingham City Council declared a Climate Emergency in January 2020 alongside an ambitious commitment to become the first Carbon Neutral city in the UK by 2028, supported by the launch of the 2028 Carbon Neutral Charter and Action Plan. Transport, renewable energy generation and reducing consumption are key themes in …
