The announcement will be made by the Prime Minister and the Transport Secretary, as UK’s plans are outlined ahead of the UN talks. The 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) will be hosted by the UK in November 2020, bringing together world leaders to discuss the urgency of climate change.

During a launch event in London, the Prime Minister is expected to announce the decision to bring forward the deadline five years in an effort to ...

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Audi has announced their new charging service, which allow drivers of their electric vehicles to access different charging networks across the UK and Europe all with one card/app.

The RFID card or myAudi app unlocks charge points from 18 different providers in the UK, including Source London, and many across Europe, allowing e-tron owners to ...

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We have created an online tool that enables Londoners to express exactly where they want new charge points installed. The initiative, called Powermystreet, was launched in July 2018 as part of the Evening Standard’s Future of London initiative.

This platform was set up to help the roll-out of a robust and reliable charging infrastructure, which in turn would support the adoption of electric vehicles. We want to help London become ...

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Battery-powered and hydrogen cars are both types of electric vehicles. What differentiates them? Which one is more convenient, and which more sustainable?

How BEVs and FCEVs work

While a traditional ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) is powered by burning fuels through spark or compression,...

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Source London has installed 19 new charge points in the London boroughs of Lewisham, Southwark and Merton.

Our network now consists of around 1300 charge points across the capital, all powered by renewable energy and all benefitting from a 98% average reliability rate.

Below are the locations for our newly installed electric vehicle charge points.

Lewisham:

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