Electrical


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    IONITY opens its most urban UK EV charging hub. The new high-power charging hub in Birmingham features 12 ultra-rapid chargers powered by renewable energy, promoting sustainable urban mobility and supporting drivers without home charging options.


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    Exus Renewables expands into UK and Irish markets, opening Cambridge office. The company aims to forge partnerships and explore investment opportunities in renewable energy sectors across both regions, led by new Country Manager Declan Keiley.


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    National Grid and Atos launch a tool to enhance network planning. Triton offers long-term electricity demand forecasts, aiming to streamline investment and reinforcement decisions. It could significantly reduce analysis time, aiding faster decision-making amid rising electrification pressures.


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    National Grid DSO secures largest long-term flexibility portfolio. National Grid’s Distribution System Operator awarded 196GWh of flexibility availability through its latest tender, enhancing its capacity to manage distribution network constraints as electrification and local renewable generation increase.


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    Accelerating residential heat decarbonisation could yield £22.55bn by 2035. The Heat Pump Association UK highlights significant economic benefits from electrifying home heating, projecting considerable growth in manufacturing, jobs, and energy security, alongside environmental improvements and reduced reliance on imported gas.


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    Keysight unveils new solutions for high-power EV charging. As electrification accelerates, the demand for advanced charging infrastructure grows. Keysight’s innovative test solutions support engineers, ensuring compliance with global standards and reducing development risks, paving the way for reliable next-generation electric vehicle charging systems.


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    Connected Energy to build advanced second-life EV battery facility. The site will test batteries from various manufacturers, operate as a grid-connected asset, and is set to open by mid-2026. This initiative aims to extend battery life and support renewable energy.


  • Jefferson Tools unveils spring 2026 tool line

    Jefferson Tools launches new product range for 2026. The Sterling Edition combines air tools, automotive equipment, and seasonal offers to enhance workshop efficiency. Running from January to April, it includes compressors, welding gear, and hand tools, catering to automotive, industrial, and construction sectors.


  • Ionity launches Birmingham electric vehicle charging hub

    Innagreen Investments acquires Dunbeg South Wind Farm in the UK. The project, with planning consent for nine turbines, aims to generate 38.7MW, powering 31,000 homes annually. RES will manage construction and operations, maintaining local expertise.


  • STMicroelectronics and Anglia expand Nordic-Baltic support

    Anglia Components expands STMicroelectronics partnership to Nordic, Baltic regions. The new franchise agreement extends Anglia’s authorised sales territory, demonstrating STMicroelectronics’ trust in Anglia’s market capabilities. This move supports a regional distribution model, contrasting the global approach of many US-based chip makers, and enhances customer choice.