Following manufacturer guidelines, conducting regular battery health checks, and equipping your garage with fire protection tools like electrical-rated extinguishers and fire blankets can significantly enhance safety. By taking these proactive steps, we can embrace the future of cleaner transportation with confidence and peace of mind.

The UK’s pledge to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 hinges on replacing millions of petrol and diesel vehicles with cleaner alternatives. But transitioning to electric transport isn’t just about manufacturing new cars, installing chargers and so on. It’s a gargantuan energy generation challenge that could push the power grid to its limits.

Are you exploring the exciting world of bicycles but feeling overwhelmed by all the options? Whether you're commuting, trail riding, or just looking to get fit, there's a bike ideally suited for your needs. This ultimate guide covers everything from classic road bikes to cutting-edge electric bikes—giving you all the details to choose your perfect ride!

Energy-dense batteries, such as the lithium-ion versions that are widely used in electronics and electric vehicles, contain an electrolyte formulation dominated by organic molecules that are highly flammable. This worsens the risk of thermal runaway – an uncontrollable process in which excess heat inside a battery speeds up unwanted chemical reactions that release more heat, triggering further reactions. Temperatures inside the battery can rise by hundreds of degrees in a second, causing a fi...

With e-bikes offering an eco-friendly, efficient mode of transport, they are an ideal choice for commuters and leisure riders alike. Following the UK’s e-bike regulations ensures you can enjoy the benefits of riding while staying within the law. Stay tuned to our blog for more updates and tips on safe riding! Safe travels, and happy riding!

The e-bike sector is one with great potential to improve both environmental and public health. But to realise these benefits, we need to focus on making them last longer and using fewer resources. But when you scrap an e-bike, you also have to scrap its battery. And these batteries can be hazardous and tricky to dispose of. This means the growth of e-bikes is leading to at least one related environmental problem: a rise in electronic or e-waste.

Rechargeable batteries are great for storing energy and powering electronics, from smartphones to electric vehicles. In cold environments, however, they can be more difficult to charge and may even catch on fire.