Built infrastructure requirements

UK charge point operator Osprey Charging has opened its latest ultra-rapid charging hub at The Halfway House on the A127 in Essex, just off the M25. 

Navistar has announced its newly-formed partnership with integrated infrastructure solutions partner Quanta Services.

E-mobility company Jolt Energy, a specialist in the operation of battery-buffered ultra-fast charging stations in urban areas, is expanding.

Minnesota-based precast concrete licencing company, Recon, together with UK-based EV Blocks have announced the first shipment of precast EV charging foundation forms to a newly-established network of producers.

EVC&I reader Phil Woodgate has written in with a real-life view of the EV charging experience while on holiday in Sweden. It sheds some light on the need for more investment in charging infrastructure to improve current levels of user-friendliness.

Scania has successfully installed and tested a pilot megawatt charging system from ABB E-mobility.

Hertz and the city of Orlando have launched a partnership to expand EV rentals, charging infrastructure as well as education and training opportunities.

Kempower has joined forces with Eleport, a European provider of EV charging services, to install three new DC fast charging systems in Dreilini, Bergi and Sigulda, Latvia. 

Home to one of the country’s most exciting road tracks, Atlanta Motorsports Park (AMP) is now setting the standard for high-performance EV fast chargers in the United States. 

Itselectric has announced a strategic partnership with Hyundai Cradle and New York City Economic Development Corporation to demonstrate curbside EV charging specifically built for cities.