The government’s Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund (CIIF) intends to be the catalyst that drives the UK ahead of the curve in EV charging, a spokesperson for fund manager Zouk Capital has said.
The UK government has formally unveiled its new £400 million Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund (CIIF), boasting a maiden investment from UAE renewables investment group Masdar.
Ecotricity has confirmed that it will increase the cost of charging on its Electric Highway EV network next month in order to pay for an improvement programme.
Vattenfall and Shell-owned NewMotion have penned an EV charging roaming agreement in the UK which will see drivers able to access both companies’ infrastructure.