InstaVolt is urging the government to deliver on its commitment to improve EV charging signage, after a planning application for an advertising wind turbine at its flagship Winchester Superhub, intended to highlight the issue, was rejected by the local planning authority.
The road to decarbonising the UK's transport network is accelerating, and the definitive hub for this transition is returning this autumn. EVCharge Live UK 2026 will open its doors on 22-24 September 2026 at The NEC Birmingham to address the most critical infrastructure, deployment, and grid challenges facing the electric vehicle ecosystem today.
Installing charging infrastructure is one of the most significant practical challenges businesses face when transitioning to electric vans. With more than 120,000 public EV chargers across the UK as of March 2026, infrastructure is growing — but relying on public charging alone is rarely practical for businesses operating fleets at scale.
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