Char.gy and Geospatial Insight have officially joined forces to leverage the power of LOCATE EV, the National EV Infrastructure Planning Platform.
Geospatial Insight, a prominent provider of clean energy geospatial solutions in the UK, and Zapmap, the UK’s leading charge point mapping service, have launched a new strategic collaboration. The partnership includes the integration of Zapmap data into LOCATE EV, the National Electric Vehicle Network Planning Platform.
On October 24th, 2023, a milestone was achieved in the UK’s journey towards EV adoption. Members of Parliament approved new laws that will have a profound impact on EV users and the charging infrastructure in the country. These regulations mandate the public sharing of data on electric vehicle chargepoint availability and charging prices, aiming to make EV charging more transparent, accessible, and user-friendly.
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Geospatial Insight, the UK’s leading provider of clean energy geospatial solutions behind LOCATE SOLAR, proudly announces the expansion of its ground-breaking database to include Scotland and Wales. This strategic move solidifies LOCATE SOLAR as the most comprehensive and up-to-date national rooftop solar sustainability database across Great Britain.
With solar energy becoming a crucial component in the journey towards achieving net zero, Geospatial Insight and Bluesky International are proud to unveil their strategic partnership aimed at transforming the landscape of solar rooftop analysis and coverage across the United Kingdom and Ireland, at the 2023 Solar & Storage Live event held at the NEC in Birmingham.
Cenex, a specialised consultancy in low carbon mobility based in Leicester, has recently chosen Geospatial Insight to collaborate on a project aimed at electrifying Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV) for the Luxembourg Government.
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Solar power has long been established as a key component in the transition towards cleaner, cheaper, and more secure energy sources. Recognising this, the UK government has revised its solar targets, aiming to increase solar capacity by nearly fivefold from our current 14GW of generation capacity to 70GW by 2035.
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