Insights
Field Dynamics become members of The Association For Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA)
Field Dynamics, one of the UK’s leading net zero data consultancies, is thrilled to announce its Renewable Energy Association (REA) membership
Beyond Future Energy Scenarios: How significant is the challenge of 12 million EVs by 2030?
National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios Customer Transformation pathway estimates that we’ll need 12 million battery electric (BEV) on the road by 2030 to meet our net zero targets. This is a significant number of BEVs but is it achievable?
Charging Forward To 2030 Report: Key Findings
Field Dynamics contributed to a RECHARGE UK report (Charging forward to 2030) that explores strategies to accelerate the rollout of EV charging infrastructure while addressing policy, regulatory, and geographical barriers.
If vans will need 26% of all charging power by 2050, are we planning the right way?
Despite only accounting for 12% of cars and vans in Great Britain, vans may need 26% of the energy requirement by 2050.
Does your EV infrastructure plan only need to support 350 high mileage vehicles?
To effectively plan your charging infrastructure, you need to know how many electric vehicles (EV) will be on the road and reliant on public charging infrastructure.
Do council EV infrastructure plans match this 7:1 ratio?
To effectively plan your charging infrastructure, you need to know how many electric vehicles (EV) will be on the road and reliant on public charging infrastructure.
Councils agree on the best electric vehicle adoption curve to follow
When planning electric vehicle infrastructure, you need to understand the potential growth of electric vehicle (EV) ownership.
Catchment, Competition, and Connectivity
This boiler is actually an EV
Well, it’s not actually a boiler but a heat interface unit (HIU) and, obviously, it’s not an electric vehicle… But it kind of is.
How many degrees from normal is owning an electric vehicle?
We’re creatures of habit, it’s literally how our brains are…
Who are the 5%?
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