Built infrastructure requirements

In this thought-provoking comment piece Roger Adshead, chairman of Route One Publishing, says that the current pause in the growth rate of EV sales will allow new technologies to be refined, and the charging infrastructure to be more thoroughly developed.

Together with Truckparkings Rotterdam Exploitatie (TRE), the Port of Rotterdam Authority has opened the first charging station for electric trucks in the port.

In the UK, a House of Lords Committee has published a new report on the current state of the EV industry.

US-based high-power EV charging solutions provider XCharge North America has announced plans to build a state-of-the-art grid supporting a battery storage EV charging superhub at the Watters Creek Village mixed-use development near Dallas, Texas.

Fastned has won one lot in the so-called “Deutschlandnetz” tender giving the company the opportunity to build fast charging stations at 34 highway service areas in Germany.

TDK Corporation’s subsidiary, TDK Ventures, is investing in Amperesand to deliver megawatt-scale DC charging solutions for the EV revolution.

New measures to support the UK’s EV drivers have been announced by the government.

NATSO has called on Minnesota and the Iowa Departments of Transportation to revise their National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program rules.

National Car Charging (NCC) has been exclusively awarded a multi-year charging station procurement contract for non-networked DC fast charging infrastructure with the State of California.

InstaVolt, the UK rapid EV charging network, has partnered with the Plugsurfing charging platform used by over a million drivers in over 30 countries.