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Articles by Fiona Howarth

Separating Facts from Fiction in the EV Market

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By Fiona Howarth, Octopus EV
| Transport Times Magazine
Electric Vehicles are now, without a shadow of a doubt, part of the zeitgeist. They are no longer fringe, nor niche, they are part of popular culture. Adoption, although currently facing some obstacles, will only continue to increase – globally. As an engineer by background, an innate problem solver, I like to back my arguments with facts. Fiction should be reserved for holiday reading lists. The biggest hurdle that we currently face is both misinformation and disinformation.
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Mobility and Digital

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By Madeline Cheah, Horiba MIRA, Fiona Howarth, Gill Howard
| Autocar Verified
Murray helps lead the government’s £274 million programme to develop cost-effective batteries and help push the UK to the forefront of the technology. Murray has been involved in the challenge since 2017 when she started as interim director for the programme. Before that she was head of advanced materials at Innovate UK and has worked for Natural Resources Wales on flood prevention.
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Powering the electric car revolution

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By Fiona Howarth
| The EIC Verified
By all accounts, the market for electric vehicles (EVs) is set to grow exponentially. By 2040, it is believed that 33% of the global fleet will be electric, with National Grid forecasting anything up to 25m EVs by 2035 and 38m by 2050. All charged up Norway is leading the charge, with 60% of new registrations in 2018 being all-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles. This astonishing take-up can be largely attributed to the generous tax breaks and other financial incentives on offer.
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