The EU’s Grid Action Plan demonstrates that nearly €600bn of grid infrastructure investment will be needed to meet climate change targets by 2030, highlighting the urgent need for infrastructure upgrades. In response to this pressing challenge, heavy-duty EV charging company Milence has published a comprehensive White Paper outlining key grid strategies to support the rapidly growing market for electrified heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs), demonstrating that future-proofing Europe’s grid is possible.
The Biden-Harris Administration has opened applications for a historic US$1.3bn funding opportunity for EV charging and alternative-fuelling infrastructure in urban and rural communities and along designated highways, interstates, and major roadways.
The US is currently well short of meeting government targets for the rollout of EV charging infrastructure. So what barriers need to be removed to accelerate the process? A panel discussion at the recent EV Charging Summit and Expo gave some major indications.
As EV sales surge, governments and charging infrastructure providers worldwide are working together to accelerate the construction of charging facilities.
Ireland's Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has launched new measures for the delivery of the country's EV charging infrastructure, including having a pool of high-powered chargers every 60km on the motorway network.
The city of Dallas, America’s fourth-largest metro area, has selected Ford’s commercial division, Ford Pro, to help move its climate goals forward through electrifying the city’s vehicle fleet by 2040.
Hundreds of public EV charging ports will be installed across the Capital Regional District (CRD) with an investment exceeding CA$8.7 million from federal, provincial, CRD, and City of Victoria sources.
Barcelona's main services company, Barcelona de Serveis Municipals (B:SM), has selected EV Safe Charge, a US-based provider, to develop a flexible EV charging point.
