Categories: electric vehicles

  • Local MP celebrates new EV charging points in Harpenden. More images below.

    Rail company extends EV roll-out with more charging points

    By January 2022, 179 charging points across 37 stations will be available for public use Second wave follows the-then biggest installation on the UK rail network in 2020 at Hatfield
    The roll-out of Electronic Vehicle (EV) infrastructure is well underway on the Thameslink, Great Northern and Southern railway network, with new charging points and parking bays added to the next wave of stations.

  • Transport Secretary Grant Shapps opens rail's largest Electic Vehicle charging hub at Hatfield Station. He is pictured with Tom Moran, Managing Director Thameslink and Great Northern (MORE PICTURES AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD BELOW)

    Govia Thameslink Railway opens largest electric vehicle charging hub in rail and announces thousands of station improvements

    Today on World Electric Vehicle (EV) Day, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) - the UK’s biggest rail franchise – welcomed Secretary of State Grant Shapps to open rail’s largest dedicated EV charging hub at Hatfield station, which features a total of 27 charging points.
    The installation marks a milestone in a wide-ranging station improvements programme being undertaken by GTR, which encompasses more

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