September's news from Go Ultra Low Nottingham
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Welcome to your Go Ultra Low Nottingham September Newsletter
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We've done it! Over 300 charge points installed
Charge Points
Time flies, and were well beyond our target of 230 charge points. Here we have it with a whopping 345 charge points. 49 new charge points this month!
*MORE rapid chargers!*
We have recently installed more rapid chargers: Kings Mill Reservoir car park, Yorke Street car park (both in Ashfield), and Victoria Embankment car park in Nottingham.
In addition to these we are helping taxis make the switch by installing rapid chargers on Canal Street and Curzon Place in the city, with a dedicated taxi rapid charger adjacent to the public one at Victoria Embankment.
*Going shopping?*
If you're planning a visit to intu Victoria Centre youll soon be able to charge up at one of our 32 new fast chargers!
*In Derby? *
Charge up at one of the eight new fast sockets at Darwin Place car park.
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*WEGO Couriers paves the way*
WEGO Couriers
WEGO Couriers is helping to pave the way for companies of the future with their two new BMW i3s. With help from our Workplace Travel Service [ [link removed] ], they were able to secure the installation of four charge points, as well as an e-cargo bike.
They now have six Electric Vehicles (EVs) on their fleet, with the BMW i3s being their long range vehicle of choice. With 160 miles per charge, their daily routes can be completed with help from the expansive charge point network throughout the UK. This allows the fully electric secure transportation of blood samples and transfusion bags, with no thoughts of range anxiety.
WEGO are finding the BMW i3s highly reliable, with a high standard of build quality and driver comfort. The longer range EVs are allowing them to win more contract work and expand their sustainable delivery service to other cities.
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*East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust *
EMAS Car
EMAS [ [link removed] ] have installed 12 7kW charge points to supplement their change to EV. With a Workplace Travel Service grant of 25,000, the charge point installation has been rapidly brought to EMAS.
With range anxiety eliminated, EMAS hopes that the availability of these charge points will encourage more colleagues to buy or lease EVs in the near future. 14 of their staff members tried the first loaned EVs, giving lots positive feedback, with two members who will be exploring purchase of EVs within the next year.
EMAS intends to continue to introduce EVs into their fleet, with two BMW i3s having recently joined the fleet as fast response vehicles.
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F*ully Charged LIVE will be returning to Silverstone on 19 - 21 June 2020*
Fully Charged LIVE
More theatre sessions, more exhibitors, more electric vehicles, more entertainment. For the 3rd year, Fully Charged LIVE is returning to Silverstone and are planning a bigger and better show than ever before. Over three days, explore the world of clean energy tech and electric vehicles at this exhilarating festival.
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*EVangelists come to Nottingham*
EV celebrity *ev*angelists Mark Goodier and Robert Llewellyn will be visiting Nottingham to celebrate sustainable travel for businesses in early 2020. Stay tuned for more!
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Nottingham Green Festival
Green Festival
The Nottingham Green Festival was well attended and we got the chance to showcase a few of the latest electric vehicles on the market. EV experts from Drive Electric, Cenex and Nottinghams very own EV Owners Club were talking to everyone about their experience with ULEVs.
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Future Mobility Zones
Future Mobility Zones
We live in a changing world, and testing new and emerging technology is vital to forecast how people will travel around the city for years to come.
Our submission to the Department for Transports Future Mobility Zones fund will enable us to trial new and exciting developments in transport including; new vehicles, smart ticketing, data driven insights and the sharing economy to help future-proof travel in the city.
What does this mean for Nottinghams Go Ultra Low team? Well be looking to put in more charge points to continue to encourage and support the uptake of electric vehicles, as well as maintaining our motivation for the transfer to active travel, such as use of e-bikes.
Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is being looked into to bring the future of transport together. The concept being the ability to take any form of transport, be it bus, bike, tram, car, taxi; anything, using only one method to plan and pay, simplifying and optimising public transport of the future.
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