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May 3, 2024

A beginner’s guide to why electric vehicles are here to stay

There was a cartoon character in the 1970s who constantly shook his head and stated, in a resigned voice, “It’ll never work.” Sometimes I wonder if he was talking about the electric vehicle industry.

Providing enough chargers is an unachievable task in the minds of some critics. It most certainly is a challenge – a big challenge. But it can be done, in part because not as many chargers are needed as you might think. Image: © BiancoBlue/Dreamstime.com

June 7, 2024

Accelerating electrification and infrastructure rollout in the US

In March this year, the US Department of Energy predicted that the US will need 28 million EV charging ports to support 33 million EVs by 2030. Image: ©BiancoBlue/Dreamstime.com

August 16, 2024

ADS-TEC Energy targets central charging role in a transforming energy system

"Mobility is freedom. It's all about availability. People want to drive and they don't want to wait hours to charge their vehicles. That is why we think that one of the driving factors to the criticality of ultra-fast charging and in turn, demand of peak power in the grid, will be driver frustration." ADS-TEC CEO Thomas Speidel

August 30, 2024

EV charging requirements are contributing to the UK’s roadwork crisis and mean greater industry collaboration is needed

The UK government’s recent strategy on increasing public access to EV charging infrastructure is driving up roadworks for local highway authorities, increasing the number of installed public devices by 19,520 (49%) since April 2023.Image: © Dreamstime/Aleksandr Faustov

September 13, 2024

EV infrastructure adoption requires collaboration

Alok Dubey, regional director for Western Europe at EV charging platform Monta shares his advice on what is needed to bolster the UK EV infrastructure, support Fleet managers and rebuild confidence in EVs.

There are ways government and industry can properly aid growing adoption of EV infrastructure, says Monta's Alok Dubey. Image: Monta

October 18, 2024

Getting finance for the transition to electrification and zero-emission mobility

The coordination of OEMs, operators, governments, and investors is necessary for the actual deployment of largescale projects such as electrification, according to Uday Khemka of SUN Group. "For example, by bringing together power producers and distributors with transportation service providers, individual routes can be mapped. A freight transportation service provider using electric trucks knows there will be power on that route, and the infrastructure company investing in the route knows there will be dem

September 27, 2024

Advances in EV charging technology: Global investments are shaping the EV revolution

According to research company Arizton Advisory & Intelligence, the global EV charging equipment market to reach US$46.13bn by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 14.32% during this period. In this article Jessica Shirley of Arizton explores the current state of EV charging equipment, the latest technological advancements, and what the future holds for this dynamic market across the globe.

Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology continues to evolve, and there is likely to be a growing emphasis on smart charging stations capable of real-time data analysis and dynamic grid interaction. Image: © BiancoBlue/Dreamstime.com

November 8, 2024

Trump victory poses questions for EVs and charging infrastructure rollout

Previously a critic of state support for EV rollouts, US President-elect Donald Trump said at an electoral rally in August: “I’m for electric cars, I have to be because Elon endorsed me very strongly.” Image: © Joe Sohm/Dreamstime.com

A beginner’s guide to why electric vehicles are here to stay

EV infrastructure adoption requires collaboration

Advances in EV charging technology: Global investments are shaping the EV revolution

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