Presenting Car and Driver’s 2024 EV of the Year
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N has the cure for electric-car boredom. Welcome to the fourth installment of our annual test of new electric vehicles. The intent of this contest is to keep you in the know on the latest
Electric Vehicles Are Key to Winning the Climate Fight
China's rapid adoption of new energy vehicles is helping to accelerate the global energy transition. Every summer is a reminder of the urgency of climate change. Last July, the global average temperature rose to a record high. This summer, floods,
How to Connect a Victron Battery System to the Internet
A step by step procedure for connecting a Victron inverter to the Internet.
SMMT: ZEV buses and truck registrations on the rise
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has revealed that the UK market for electric buses and trucks is seeing major growth. Registrations for zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) in the bus sector rose by a third during Q2 2024,
Getting to Zero Electric Feel Overcoming the barriers to mass EV adoption
The race to end our reliance on petrol and diesel motors is accelerating. In just four years, electric vehicles’ share of new EV sales in the UK has shot up from 1.7% in 2019 to 16.5% in 2023. But there
Case Study: Commercial Solar Installation at Ryedene Primary School, Essex
Tanjent were delighted to install 56 panels on the roof of Ryedene Primary School's newest building.
Used electric cars are now cheaper than petrol and diesel equivalents
Expert analysis shows prices on forecourts to be 8.5% lower for EVs; helping drive huge surge in used EV sales Values of used EVs have tanked since 2022, bringing prices lower than combustion equivalents Used premium models can be on
Energy price cap sees 10% rise, following consecutive decreases
Energy regulator Ofgem has today (23 August) revealed that the energy price cap for the October – December period will rise by 10% to £1,717 for a typical household in the UK. The rise follows a decrease in the past
Solar power divides Warwickshire’s farmers
As cars zip down the M6 near Bedworth, Warwickshire, a large field alongside the motorway lies empty.With parched grass and dry mud as far as the eye can see, the field looks like typical farmland and has been used for