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EV Café Takeaway

EV Café Takeaway
Electric Vehicles
Fleet Management
EV Charging
Charging Infrastructure
Climate Change
Farizon
Commercial Vehicle Show
EDRI
EON Drive Infrastructure
Wales
Topspeed Couriers
Electric Vehicle
AVILOO
United Kingdom
Nerpa Travel
Utility Line
Electric Cars
Europe Car
Decarbonisation
EV Charging Infrastructure

Guests from across the EV industry will join the crew for The EV Café Takeaway, having candid conversations to highlight the work of the Electric Vehicle and Sustainability industry, to uncover stories that we all need to learn from and importantly, to understand something of the people behind the work. The EV Café crew, have the wonderful privilege of talking to some amazing pioneers, innovator... more

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Guest: Jamie Sands — Operator-led zero-emission freight and innovation | TwentyForty | Welch Group

Company: Welch Group (welchgroup.co.uk · twentyforty.uk)

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/j-sands

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Recent Guests

Jamie Sands
Head of Solutions for Welch Group
Welch Group
Episode: 173: Jamie Sands | Welch Group
Nick Hay
Executive with a background in logistics and sustainability
Holman UK
Episode: 172: Nick Hay | Holman UK
Calum James
General Manager, Farizon UK
Farizon
Episode: 171: Calum James | Farizon
Stephen Clegg
Founder of Topspeed Couriers
Topspeed Couriers
Episode: 170: Stephen Clegg | Topspeed
Richard Parker
Representative from Webfleet
Webfleet
Episode: 170: Stephen Clegg | Topspeed
Dev Chana
MD of EDRI (EON Drive Infrastructure) UK
EDRI / EON Drive Infrastructure
Episode: 169: Dev Chana | E.ON Drive Infrastructure
Elliot Richards
Content creator and host of Everything Electric/APAC and Fully Charged coverage on China
Everything Electric/APAC, Fully Charged
Episode: 168: Elliot Richards | Everything Electric APAC
Tanya Sinclair
Chief Executive of Electric Vehicles UK
Electric Vehicles UK
Episode: 167: Tanya Sinclair | Electric Vehicles UK
Becky Lalanne
CEO of Voqa
Voqa
Episode: 166: Becky Lalanne | Voqa

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Sara Sloman
Co-host joining episodes and contributing as producer/host.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 11 ratings
  • Love love love

    The EV Cafe crew and guests are a joy to listen to, I learn something useful every time I listen. Guaranteed funner!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Welly’s wheels
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Content is accessible yet deeply informative for decision-makers in fleets and charging networks.
Hosts bring energy and practical EV insights that are useful for operators and sponsors.
Strong focus on decarbonization and collaboration, not just hype.
Guests are diverse, covering tech, policy, and real-world deployments.

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#203
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#105
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#242
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Apple Podcasts
#95
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Apple Podcasts
#97
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#183
Netherlands/News/Tech News

Talking Points

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144: Rebecca Denyer | Sebring Works
Q: What on earth gave you the madness to pursue this idea of restoring classic looks with all-new electric powertrains?
Rebecca explains that the motivation came from a combination of seeing the limitations of converting classic cars, wanting the emotional appeal of classic aesthetics, and the desire to create a reliable, sustainably sourced, modern platform that can be scaled and shared with other manufacturers. She stresses the need to preserve nostalgia while solving modern reliability issues.
151: Richard Guy | Amey
Q: What were the biggest blockers and how were they overcome?
Cost of home chargers, expensive public charging, and unaffordable private mileage; we tackled this with a decarbonisation fund to cover home chargers, a mileage policy based on average pence per mile, and strong vendor support to accelerate EV procurement.
151: Richard Guy | Amey
Q: Why did you decide not to mandate EVs and how did you bring drivers along?
We chose to engage drivers directly, survey their experiences, address concerns, and use a supportive policy—such as funding home chargers and adjusting mileage reimbursements—to bring people with us rather than forcing them.
151: Richard Guy | Amey
Q: What is your day-to-day role and the scope of Amey's fleet?
I manage procurement and life-cycle for roughly 4,000 vehicles across cars, vans, and trucks, and I lead the teams that drive electrification across our fleet.
148: Tim Bailey | Northgate
Q: What advice would you give to fleet managers who are hesitant about electrification after retirement?
Tim emphasizes being open-minded, listening to experts, and trying the technology to understand its real-world benefits, noting that vans are a tool and must be fit for purpose.

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Frequently Asked Questions About EV Café Takeaway

What is EV Café Takeaway about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show features candid conversations with industry leaders, operators, and technology experts shaping the Electric Vehicle ecosystem, focusing on practical adoption, energy strategy, and decarbonization in logistics and mobility. Episodes frequently explore real-world implementations, partnerships, and governance around EV fleets, charging infrastructure, data-driven decisions, and workforce wellbeing. A notable strength is the mix of operator-led case studies, policy perspectives, and hands-on lessons from deployments, events, and collaborations with fleet partners and charging networks. It's particularly useful for listeners seeking actionable takeaways for fleet electrification, charging strategy, and industry collaboration, with gues... more

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Recent guests on EV Café Takeaway include:

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2. Nick Hay
3. Calum James
4. Stephen Clegg
5. Richard Parker
6. Dev Chana
7. Elliot Richards
8. Tanya Sinclair

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