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Sunverge Energy and Engie are deploying a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) virtual power plant (VPP) that will support Flinders University in Adelaide, South Australia, with its electric vehicle business fleet. 

Voi scooters will be charged on wireless pads on University of Warwick campus in UK

Sweden-headquartered EV charging solutions provider Charge Amps has partnered with Denmark-based Monta to bring smarter, simpler charging systems to UK businesses and consumers. 

The National Automotive Parts Association (NAPA) is helping drivers and partners throughout the US to make the transition to an electric future through a collaboration with Qmerit, a North American provider of installation services for EV charging and other electrification technologies. 

GreenPower has launched the second round of its pilot project with the state of West Virginia to demonstrate all-electric school buses in Clay, Grant, Monongalia and Ohio county school districts.

Nikola Corporation, a provider of zero-emissions transportation and energy supply and infrastructure solutions, and EV charging network ChargePoint Holdings have announced a partnership to accelerate the deployment of EV charging infrastructure for fleets across the US. 

A wholly-owned subsidiary of Microvast Holdings has been selected by the US Department of Energy, in collaboration with General Motors, to receive a US$200m grant for a new separator plant.

Jaguar Land Rover has announced a global upskilling drive, in a bid to train 29,000 people in the next three years for its connected and data capabilities, and to support the rapid transition to electrification.

FreeWire Technologies, a specialist in delivering battery-integrated EV charging stations and power solutions, together with Parkland Corporation, an international fuel distributor and retailer with operations in 25 countries, have teamed up to provide ultra-fast charging across British Columbia, Canada.

S44, a digital experience company based in the United States and Germany, has joined the EVRoaming Foundation alongside Shell, AB Volvo, Add Energy/Flo, Google. 

Germany-headquartered The Mobility House has successfully completed an internal round of financing, led by Mercuria, for its technology development and expansion in Europe, North America, and Asia. 

With the increase in electrification in most countries in the EMEA region, the number of EVs is expected to increase dramatically in the coming years. 

Two technology companies converting traditional petrol and diesel cars into electric vehicles – Zero EV based out of Bristol in the UK and Jaunt Motors from Melbourne, Australia — have merged to create Fellten. 

US EV charging and media company Volta has announced that its infrastructure planning platform, PredictEV, now offers state and local governments the ability to precisely identify optimal charger locations and charging speeds in disadvantaged communities. 

Wallbox, a provider of EV charging, and energy management solutions has officially opened its first North American manufacturing facility in Arlington, Texas.