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An electric chiller van ensures Sanford delivers the catch of the day fresh.
The LDV EV80 van is hailed a New Zealand first as both the van and the chiller are electric and independently powered, taking seafood around Auckland daily.
Speaking of fresh, the latest successful applicants in the government’s low emission vehicles contestable fund’s seventh round have just been announced.
Twenty-one applicants get a share of the $3.8 million co-funding, much of it going to EV charging infrastructure. See who gets what. Round eight applications open on February 19.
‘Kiss oil goodbye’ is Mercury’s new campaign encouraging the EV revolution, explained here.
EVtalk hosts its first ‘EVs and Beyond’ conference on Waiheke Island in March as it moves closer to becoming the world’s first all-electric residential island.
Asthma New Zealand can breathe easier with an EV fleet, while a prominent doctor prescribes EVs as good medicine for our health and the planet in our popular Women in EVs section.
Downtown Auckland will also breathe better. EV Maritime plans an electric ferry while the Auckland Council is switching its inner-city bus fleet from diesel to electric.
Sadly, the Electric Vehicle Association of Aotearoa has pulled the plug – find out why.
But EV charging companies like YHI Energy, Schneider Electric, ABB, EVready, and others are finding more to plug in around zero emission transport.
Get the rules sorted now – a new report on autonomous vehicles suggests, MITO launches a new EV training programme, Mercury sparks up its Drive EV subscription service, and Ryman Healthcare is stepping up its EV investment.
The T-Tech conference is shaping up a biggie – see our ITS NZ feature, plus check out the latest EV stats and more.
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