A study by EV charging software provider Techniche into why EV chargers break down has found that 30% of all charger breakdowns require an engineer visit to fix them.
Electrification of cars, buses, and trucks drastically reduces CO2 emissions at the point of use compared to a diesel or petrol alternative, and research company IDTechEX predicts that over 180 million electric vehicles to be sold annually by 2044.
Milence is making a strong market entry into the German EV charging sector with two charging hubs under construction. The company has also announced a new hub in France.
Nuvve Holding Corporation and Guangzhou Great Power Energy and Technology Corporation have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate stationary storage battery deployments and their integration with the grid.
Tesla is said to be rehiring some of its 500-strong Supercharger EV charging team, just two weeks after they were nearly all dismissed by CEO Elon Musk.
Voltera has secured US$9.6m in federal funding from the Federal Highway Administration for its sites near the ports of Savannah in Georgia, and Los Angeles and Long Beach in California.
Solus Power has partnered with global defence and security firm, QinetiQ, to develop advanced EV charging solutions tailored for fleet charging and UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) needs.
