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Episode 68: Liz Allan's Electric Evolution Christmas Special.

In this special Liz Christmas Episode of Electric Evolution, host Liz Allan reflects on the past 12 months of the podcast, expressing gratitude to the interviewees and the listeners who have made the journey so impactful and educational. Liz delves into her own transformative journey, sharing personal experiences with electric vehicles, EV charging, and sustainable living. She also extends her appreciation to the team at Full Circle CI and previews upcoming changes for the organisation. From discussing the joys of driving an electric vehicle to sharing insights on the future of EV infrastructure, this episode is a heart-warming and informative way to wrap up the year.

Episode Keywords:
Electric Evolution, , podcast, net zero, EVs, EV charging, heat pumps, solar energy, wind turbines, sustainable living, electric future, electrification, decarbonization, electric vehicles, solar panels, battery storage, EV charger, Hyundai Ioniq, diesel, petrol, public charging, ZapMap, EV infrastructure, operational issues, small incremental changes, kaizen, Full Circle CI, analytics, social media, podcast production, net zero.

Episode Hashtags:
#ElectricEvolutionChristmas,  #EVjourney, #SustainableLiving
#NetZeroEducation, #EVCommunity, 6. #ElectrificationJourney
#ElectricVehicleLove, #ChargingInfrastructure, #ContinuousImprovement
#ElectricChristmasCheer

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Episode 68 Liz Allan and Lorna McAtear - The Changing Face of Fleet Management

Liz Allan speaks to Lorna McAtear,  Head of Fleet at National Grid. They discuss organisations' evolving roles and responsibilities in fleet management and sustainability. Lorna shares valuable insights on the increasing importance of fleet managers, who now have a career path to the executive board level. Lorna also speaks about being a Mentor and Influencing Change, encouraging others and bringing more people into the fleet industry. 

Lorna McAtear Bio:
Lorna McAtear began her career in project management, specifically in the field of IT. However, she transitioned into Fleet management when she realised that a significant portion of a car's technology now relied on computer systems. This realisation prompted her to explore carbon reduction projects, such as removing roof racks from vans and implementing telemetry systems. She became one of the pioneers in using a single black box instead of two, opening up new possibilities for efficiency. Through these experiences, Lorna eventually became a commercial vehicle manager and developed a deep understanding of the Fleet industry. Her success in this transition demonstrated the transferable nature of her matrix management skills, a concept many overlook.

Lorna McAtear links:
Website: https://www.nationalgrid.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorna-mcatear-0b3a1153/

Episode Keywords:
Evolution of roles, sustainability managers, fleet managers, sustainability targets, scope one, scope three emissions, engagement, power infrastructure, reliable grid infrastructure, vehicles, transmission and distribution business,  evolving fleet, electric vehicles, supply chain issues, alternative fuel types, vehicle suitability, vehicle replacement, practical solutions, diesel vehicles, head of fleet, procurement team, commercial vehicles, strategic sustainable carbon reduction, carbon footprint, drivers facilities, truck driving, vehicle design, industry progression, van drivers, charging infrastructure, CPOs, drive-through capabilities, security and recognition, existing infrastructure improvement, Association of Fleet Professionals

Episode Hashtags:
#EvolutionOfRoles #SustainabilityManagers #FleetManage

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Episode 66: Liz Allan and Ian Gibbs - Riding into the Future; the Growing Popularity of Electric Bikes.

Liz Allan speaks to Ian Gibbs, Founder and Director of ICYCLE Ltd.  Ian shares his journey from starting his own company to becoming a passionate advocate for cycling. They explore the benefits of electric bikes, including their impact on the environment, improving fitness and the way we move.  Ian also explains the unique customer experience at Icycle Limited, where visitors can test out different bikes before making a purchase.   

Ian Gibbs Bio:
Ian Gibbs is a compassionate individual who recognised a barrier preventing some children from participating in the Bikeability programme. Noticing that not all children had access to bikes, Ian was determined to find a solution. Inspired by the countless bikes gathering dust in people's sheds, he established Cycles Recycled. The company aimed to give these unused bikes to children who needed them, ensuring that parents did not have to pay full price for a bike their child would eventually outgrow. Ian's passion for cycling took a new direction when he discovered electric bikes. Seeing their potential, he started selling electric bikes separately from recycled ones and founded ICYCLE Limited. Since then, his shop has become a go-to destination for electric bike enthusiasts, offering a unique customer experience with a wide selection of bikes and personalised assistance.

Episode Keywords:
Electric bikes, recycled bikes, conventional bikes, Clitheroe, icicle electric bike,  safe routes, infrastructure,  cargo bikes, trikes, last-mile delivery, efficiency, pollution, mobile gym, families, stroke recovery, rehabilitation, children, Cycles Recycled, folding bikes, customer experience, battery technology, range fear, controller, stroke patients, limitations, Settle, demo days, UK-based production, charging, plug socket, storage, lock, Cycle to Work scheme, savings, old electric bikes.

Episode Hashtags:
#ElectricEvolution #IanGibbsInterview #RecycledElectricBikes #BikingInfrastructure #CargoBikes #TrikesForMobility #ElectricBikesForRehabilitation #TechnicalDifficulties #HolisticBikeExperience #RangeFear #BatteryTechnology #CustomerChoices #EasingCommute #FitWithElectricBiking #AdvancementsInBikeTechnology #BespokeElectricBikes #ChargingConvenience #ElectricBikeStorage #AffordableOptions #CycleToWorkScheme #RecycledElectr

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Episode 65: Liz Allan and Chris Rimmer - Exploring Opportunities and Solutions in Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Development

Liz Allan speaks to Chris Rimmer, Deputy Head of Department at Cenex.  They discuss the various government departments Cenex works with, including OZEV, and share insights into the important role Chris' team plays in policy development and support for the LEVI Fund. Chris discusses the intricacies of concessions for charge point operators, the challenges of future-proofing the EV infrastructure, and the crucial role of local authorities in driving the adoption of electric vehicles. 

Chris Rimmer Bio:
Chris is a diverse individual, with a strong focus on customer service and problem-solving. He excelled in managing a team and ensuring smooth operations. However, his interests expanded beyond the call centre industry as he became intrigued by the potential of connected home technology. He delved into the realm of automation, specifically exploring how data can be utilised to optimise heating, lighting, and overall energy consumption to benefit individuals and businesses financially.   Working as Deputy Head of Department at CENEX,  Chris and his team are dedicated to increasing commercial viability and providing public value for those without off-street parking.

Chris Rimmer Links:
Website: https://www.cenex.co.uk
Twitter: https://twitter.com/cenexLCFC
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-rimmer-58468233

Episode Keywords:
Government departments, OZEV, policy development, LEVI Fund, electric vehicle infrastructure, commercial viability, public value, off-street parking, transport policies, net zero policies, concession, charge point operators, procurement process, specifications, safety, data, standard charge points, local authorities, council officers, negativity, media, funding, EV officers, decarbonisation, funding allocation, public-private commercial partnerships, operational risks, public sector, joint venture approaches, data reliability, service level agreement, charge point operator, LEVI funding

Episode Hashtags:
#ElectricEvolution #EVInfrastructure #ChargePointOperators #ConcessionsInEVs #FundingForEVCharging #BuildingEVInfrastructure #PublicPr

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Episode 64: Liz Allan and Ben Whitaker - Creating Pleasant, Attractive Cities: The Power of Sustainable Choices.
Liz Allan speaks to Ben Whitaker, Chief Technology Officer at Kerbo Charge and Founder of Masabi. They explore the impact of transitioning from fossil fuels to EVs and how it can address road traffic and safety issues. Ben provides insights on engaging with individuals resistant to change, focusing on the benefits that sustainable choices can bring to their lives. He highlights the importance of at-home charging solutions and suggests alternative charging options, which don't require ultra-high speed or new grid connections, and explains how flat owners can become hosts for EV charging and earn money by sharing their private supplies.

Ben Whitaker Bio
Ben is a passionate advocate for the transition to electric vehicles (EV) and is dedicated to spreading awareness and normalising the shift.  He recognises the importance of bringing people from the cities and the high-density residential areas along the EV transition. Ben's dedication to the EV cause inspires others and contributes to the growing momentum of the clean transportation movement.

Ben Whitaker Links:
Website: https://www.kerbocharge.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bjdw

Episode Keywords
Electric vehicles, Central London, road space, interaction, road users, safety, parking, mobility, public transit, software, equipment, custom software, cost, bicycles, scooters, mobility scooters, protected bicycle lanes, electric vehicle, EV, range anxiety, charging stations, rapid charger, sharing electricity, domestic chargers, neighbours, charging needs, long-term infrastructure, EV adoption, public charging infrastructure, at-home charging solutions, Kerbo Charge, lamppost charges, grid connections, smart chargers, grid demand, local current sensors, fossil fuels, road traffic, safety, climate change, sustainable choices, low traffic networks, bicycle routes, national security, energy sources, sustainable cities, Mesabi, mobile ticketing, mass transit system, installation process, charger partner.

Episode Hashtags
#EVTransitionChallenges #PublicTransitMobility #SharedElectricityApp #RangeAnxietyRelief #ChargingInfrastructure #LanguageofChange #SustainableCities #MassTransitE

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Episode 63: Liz Allan and Ian Johnston - Shaping the EV Charging Landscape.

Liz Allan speaks to Ian Johnston, CEO at Osprey Charging and Founding Chairman of Charge UK.  Ian shares his insights on rapid charger installation and the growing demand for EV infrastructure in the UK, highlighting the partnership between Osprey and Marston's pubs as a significant milestone in their expansion. They discuss the mission of Charge UK, a trade body founded to unite the various charging networks and advocate for the quick deployment of charging infrastructure nationwide. They also discuss the challenges and opportunities in this space, from consumer regulations to addressing misconceptions surrounding the charging infrastructure. 

Ian Johnston Bio
Ian Johnston began his career in the car industry, working for Volkswagen Group in the UK. He joined Temporis Wind in 2011, a company focused on developing onshore wind farms. His role in the business involved identifying potential wind farm projects and overseeing their development and implementation. With his background in the car industry and newfound passion for renewable energy, Ian embarked on a journey to contribute to the sustainable and environmentally friendly energy sector, becoming CEO of Osprey Charging in 2018 and Founding Chairman of Charge UK in 2023, a trade body founded to unite charging networks and advocate for the quick deployment of charging infrastructure nationwide.

Ian Johnston Links:
Osprey Website: https://www.ospreycharging.co.uk/
ChargeUK Website: https://www.chargeuk.org
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOrSWJbmaJP7qdFUfyOxm8w
Twitter: https://twitter.com/OspreyCharging
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-johnston-35403a19

Episode Keywords
Clear regulations, policies, charging stations, service, customer, consumer regulations, accessibility, deployment targets, Charge UK, collaboration, positive stories, fear, uncertainty, doubt, FUD, best practices, leadership, private market, consumer concerns, roaming, reliability, competition, choice, reliability, ease of use, negative perceptions, misinformati

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Episode 62: Liz Allan and Paul Jewell - Flexibility, Efficiency and Balancing Infrastructure Development with the Future Growth of Electric Vehicles.

Liz Allan speaks to Paul Jewell, System Development manager at National Grid Electricity Distribution. Paul provides his observations on implementing smart meters, tracking energy usage, and the increase in electric vehicles and heat pumps. They uncover Paul's collaborative efforts with other operators to share research, develop standardised substation solutions, and revolutionise the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. They also explore the future of infrastructure planning and the importance of preparing for the growing demands of the electricity industry in our journey towards a greener, more sustainable future.

Paul Jewell Bio:
Paul Jewell is a veteran of the electricity industry, witnessing its transformation from nationalisation to privatisation. He has observed the split between supply companies and network operators, resulting in a more efficient and competitive market. One of the exciting developments he has seen is the government's commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2050, with a roadmap focusing on decarbonising heating, transport and utilising electricity as the clean energy source of the future. After three decades in the industry, Paul is amazed by the continuous advancements and upcoming opportunities for electricity in the UK and has become deeply involved in the industry's positive changes and innovative developments.

Paul Jewell Links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-jewell-4aaa83262/

Episode Keywords:
Supply chain, ordering and delivering equipment, cabling, site development, electricity demand, reserving capacity, connection surgeries, distribution network operator, new technology, smart meters, energy usage, innovation, electric vehicle adoption, motor service station, electricity industry, customers, decarbonisation efforts, electric vehicle chargers, efficient transactions, Department of Transport, maritime sector, aviation sector, ships, shore power, zero emissions, transportation hubs, packaged electricity, Take Charge project, innovation funding, research sharing, standardised substation, off-street parking, motorway service areas, Project Rapid, substations for housing estates, deman

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Episode 61: Liz Allan and David Watts - A Vision for a More Inclusive Electric Vehicle Market.

Liz Allan speaks to David Watts, a Fleet Product Manager at VW Financial Services. They discuss the exciting introduction of the Model 3 and other family-sized electric cars, highlighting the rapid evolution of the EV market. David shares personal experiences and insights on LinkedIn. Plus, they delve into the topic of charging EVs and explore the potential benefits of extending tax incentives through salary sacrifice.

David Watts Bio:
David Watts has had his fair share of challenges in his professional career around electric vehicles.  As the media perpetuates an anti-electric vehicle (EV) narrative, the past months have witnessed a rise in inaccurate and misleading information. Despite these obstacles, David perseveres and advocates for the accurate portrayal of EV technology and its benefits.

David Watts Links:
Website: https://www.vw.com/en/financial-services.html
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-watts-9812894

Episode Keywords:
Model 3, family-sized car, ID3,  electric vehicles, EV market, fleet corporate orders, online tracking, LinkedIn, negative experiences, comments on LinkedIn, knowledge on the topic, tagging others, community support, EVs for everybody, economically and environmentally friendly, used cars, Golf, 0% tax on EVs, salary sacrifice, company car scheme, plug-in car grant, charging an EV, public charging stations, convenience of overnight charging, long-distance driving and charging options, leasing second-life cars
28. battery warranty for EVs, affordability of EVs, local charging stations.

Episode Hashtags:
#EVRevolution, #ChargingConvenience, #TaxEfficiency 
#LeasingOpportunities, #EVAccessibility, #BarriersToAdoption 
#FutureOfEVs, #SuitabilityDebate, #TaxIncentives 
#RemarketingEVs, #LongDistanceTravel, #ChargingStrategy
#EfficientJourneys, #FlexibilityInCharging, #PlanningAhead

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Electric Evolution Recharge Episode 4: Liz Allan and George Thurman, Michelle Breffitt, Clare Nicol and Linda Grave -  Women Empowering Women: Driving the Change in the Electric Vehicle Industry
Liz Allan speaks to George Thurman, Michelle Breffitt, Clare Nicol and Linda Grave. They share their experiences in test-driving and purchasing electric vehicles, the evolving role of women in the car-buying decision process, and the challenges dealerships face in the era of online car shopping. They also explore the need for accurate information and education about EVs to dispel misconceptions and encourage sustainable driving practices. as well as the efforts being made to address air pollution within the UK.
George Thurman:
George Thurman is a true industry expert who has dedicated her career to the car industry; she is the Founder of Women Drive Electric, a  platform to empower women to actively participate in the global transition to electric vehicles. 
Links:
Facebook
Linked In
Michelle Breffitt:
Michelle Breffitt is a passionate advocate for electric vehicles. She stands out as a trailblazer in the automotive industry, bringing over two decades of invaluable experience and expertise to her role as the co-founder of Women Drive Electric. 
Linked In
Clare Nicol:
Clare Nicol is Head of Marketing at Compleo Charging Solutions UK. Her profound passion and extensive experience have played a pivotal role in shaping the narrative around electric mobility and sustainable practices.
Website
Linked In
Linda Grave:
Linda Grave, a dynamic entrepreneur and the CEO of EV Driver has been a transformative force in the renewable energy and electric vehicle (EV) sectors for over 18 years. Her journey is marked by the successful establishment and growth of companies, with particular expertise in building robust EV charging networks. Linda has been a pioneer in EV roaming and interoperability within the UK, tirelessly working to lower access barriers and place customer satisfaction at the forefront of the EV experience.
Lin

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Episode 60: Liz Allan and Oli Freeling-Wilkinson - Empowering Communities and the Approach to Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions.

Liz Allan speaks to Oli Freeling-Wilkinson, CEO of Urban Fox Network.  They discuss his experiences with the improving infrastructure for electric vehicles, emphasising the importance of en-route charging and the need for more charging stations to prevent long queues. He highlights the importance of charging networks that serve all communities, including low-income households. Oli shares his insights on dealing with local authorities, the Urban Fox innovative retractable curbside charger, and the need for a more strategic and sustainable approach to electrification.

Oli Freeling-Wilkinson Links:
Website: https://urbanfox.network
Twitter: https://twitter.com/urbanfoxnetwork
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivier-f-210b881

Oli Freeling-Wilkinson Bio:
Oli Freeling-Wilkson had an exhilarating youth filled with racing cars and achieving remarkable success. He became a renowned British and European car champion and earned several scholarships in the field. However, as they say in motorsport, to make a million, you have to spend two million. Unfortunately, Oli only had £250 in his back pocket, which made it clear to him that a career in motorsport would be financially unfeasible.
With this realisation, Oli ventured into the corporate world and briefly worked in the city. Along with a team, Oli established a revolutionary concept of using social media to gather valuable intelligence for trading and investing in the financial markets.
Despite the initial scepticism surrounding the idea, the business quickly gained traction and attracted the attention of a hedge fund. Recognising the immense potential, Oli boldly decided to sell the company to the hedge fund. This marked a turning point in his career, enabling him to pursue new ventures and make a lasting impact in the fintech industry. Today, Oli continues to explore new opportunities, leveraging his past experiences and insights to inspire and drive innovation in the ever-evolving world of technology and finance.

Episode Keywords:
Charging stations, Tesla chargers, rapid chargers, technological risks,

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