Half of the fund’s money came from the government, while the rest was from investors including The Church Commissioners of England, Morgan Stanley and Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s state-owned renewable energy company. Zouk Capital is the fund’s manager.

The government’s electric vehicle infrastructure fund has invested £35 million in a Hertfordshire-based start-up that installs charging points in communal car parks.

Nicolet Plastics, a leading custom plastic injection molding manufacturer, recently implemented metal 3D printing technology from Mantle. In this webinar, leaders from both companies will share real-world examples of how this technology reduces tooling lead times, lowers costs compared to traditional mold building, and drives value and business wins for manufacturers and their customers.

Thus far, investment in Britain’s charging network has been focused largely on adding more points in driveways, car parks and service stations. Energy Park specialises in installing charging points in the communal car parks of apartment buildings, of which there are about 100,000 in the UK.