Alec Peachey is a journalist for Transport + Energy, focusing on the intersection of transportation and energy. With a keen interest in sustainable solutions and advancements in the industry, Alec covers topics such as electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, renewable energy in transportation, and the transition to a decarbonized future.
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Alec Peachey's articles predominantly focus on electric vehicles, EV charging infrastructure, renewable energy, and sustainability within the transportation and logistics sector. His coverage heavily features press releases, government announcements, and private sector updates related to these topics.
Given his focus on industry developments and technological advancements in the field of sustainable transportation and energy, Alec may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into innovative technologies or initiatives driving the transition to decarbonized transport systems. Additionally, he might be interested in data-driven pitches that highlight trends impacting the electric vehicle market or sustainability efforts within business and industry.
As Alec does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers global topics such as EVs and renewable energy solutions across various regions like China's impact on EV prices in the UK.
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Speaking about its much-publicised rebrand, JLR said it made the move as it plans to no longer be seen as "your dad's car".
The UK hit a new electric vehicle (EV) sales record last month, with over 25% of all car registrations in November being electric – according to the latest statistics from New AutoMotive.
By: Alec Peachey
Battery electric vehicle (BEV) registrations rose for an eleventh successive month in November, up 58.4% to 38,581 units, representing 25.1% of the overall market.
By: Alec Peachey
Electric vehicle charging company Fastned has formed a joint venture with Places for London - Transport for London’s property company - and will initially develop five ultra-rapid charging hubs.
By: Alec Peachey
With a packed agenda which sets the event apart from others, the T+E Forum at Warwick Conferences opened up a diverse debate both in and out of the conference room.
By: Alec Peachey
Rapid charge point operators are now required to have 99 per cent reliability across their electric vehicle charging networks with the introduction of new regulations set to give drivers the confidence to make the switch to electric, according to EV trade group RECHARGE UK.
By: Alec Peachey
A new Public Sector Fleet Operator Working Group is being launched by the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) and will meet for the first time in January.
By: Alec Peachey
Transport + Energy Awards scaled new heights at the presentation dinner last month, presenting 10 awards for collaborations, projects and individual achievement.
By: Alec Peachey
As we wrap up for the Christmas break and turn the page on the year, we’ve taken a moment to reflect on what our small but mighty team has achieved.
By: Alec Peachey
Fastned has launched three state-of-the-art charging hubs in Birmingham, Bradford and Dover, with their first 400kW chargers going live in the UK.
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