While electric vehicle registrations in the UK are on the up, many are concerned that the country’s power grid isn’t ready to meet demand. Motorway service station operators are saying Britain’s electricity network isn’t up to the standard required for electric vehicle (EV) charging, the Financial Times reports. When it comes to the rollout of charging points, it seems it’s creating a bit of a roadblock. Despite efforts to add EV charging points, RoadChef, one of the country’s top three motorway service station operators, isn’t able to move forward as planned. Its EV charging point plans have largely been held…
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