Energy Grids and power supply

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.

Following the recent news that Tesla has disbanded its EV charging team, bp says it is "aggressively" looking to expand its US EV charging operation.

Energy Toolbase, Socomec, and Sprocket Power have collaborated to install an energy storage system (ESS) at a car dealership in New York.

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.

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.

EV Charging & Infrastructure speaks with Justin Tarr, UK VP sales & operations at L-Charge, about how the company’s Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) platform can enable operators to transition their fleets to electric without heavy investment in charging infrastructure.

EVs are surging in popularity, but their growing numbers strain ageing electricity grids. This creates a need for off-grid charging solutions, explored in IDTechEx's new report.

The UK's Connected Kerb is launching smart charging across its public network, allowing drivers to schedule charging during off-peak hours for lower costs and greener energy.

National Grid and ElectrAssure are celebrating a major milestone: 1,000 EV chargers installed across National Grid's substations and offices throughout the UK.