The latest news, articles, awards and event details for all things Voltempo
First live deployment of a fully integrated charging, energy and payments solution removes key barriers and enables faster, scalable rollout.
Voltempo will be exhibiting or taking part at a number of events in the future. When they are confirmed you will find them listed below. Want of one of our great speakers at our event? Please email hello@voltempo.com with your proposal.
“Making electric lorries more affordable, helping hauliers to make the switch”, says MP Keir Mather in statement.
James Garman and Neil Durno discuss matters of network growth and effectiveness with EV Infrastructure News.
Simon brings extensive experience in EV charging, energy strategy and leadership as Voltempo enters a new phase of growth.
New consortium led by Voltempo targets breakthrough in Scotland’s freight decarbonisation.
Mayor of the West Midlands, Richard Parker, travelled to Voltempo’s factory to see how innovation is driving green industrial growth.
Megawatt charging technology designed for electric trucks paves the way for zero-emission freight.
Bradford-based logistics provider takes delivery of two new Renault Trucks E-Techs to serve Palletline and Card Factory contracts.
One of 14 projects selected, which will explore the role of autonomous heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in the UK.
Eight eFREIGHT 2030 leaders named among 2025 MotorTransport Decarbonisation Power Players
The recent ZEHID Progress Summit provided the perfect results showcase platform.
Overcoming obstacles, two real-world experiences from Welch’s Transport and Marks & Spencer.
The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is accelerating, and charging infrastructure is evolving alongside it.
James Garman on how the Voltempo is supporting fleet electrification with futureproof charging infrastructure.
Voltempo’s Andrew Scott gives his thoughts on the DFT’s move in this edition of 12 Pillars of Change.
There’s one challenge that needs to be addressed separately – that of getting power to where fleets actually need it.