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One Energy Enterprises and Ohio Logistics have announced an extension of a collaborative project focused on exploring commercial-ready electric semi-truck technologies.

EVBox Livo and EVBox Elvi have been accepted for the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) Smart Charger Register scheme.

Hertz CEO Stephen Scherr and New York City Mayor Eric Adams have launched Hertz Electrifies New York City, a partnership aimed at increasing EV adoption and extending the environmental and economic benefits of electrification across neighborhoods.

Energy software platform Kaluza has appointed Jonathan Levy as managing director for the United States.

ShockFlo has released its S1 EV Home Charger, offering faster charging and smarter control.

Siemens has received two major orders to set up the charging infrastructure for electric buses (e-buses) in two cities in Germany.

EVBox has introduced Eva, a new A1-powered virtual customer support assistant.

Hyundai is now offering customers who purchase, or lease select Hyundai EVs a complimentary ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 charger and up to US$600 off installation using the Hyundai Home Marketplace.

Jonathan Wilkinson, Canada's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources has announced nearly CA$30m in federal investment to deliver over 1,500 additional EV chargers across Quebec, including over 400 fast chargers.

Vehya has officially announced its entry into the European market.

Chris Pateman-Jones, CEO of UK-based Connected Kerb which delivers on-street public charging infrastructure, says that confirmation of the UK Government’s new Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate is a much-welcomed step forward in the migration to electric vehicles.

Siemens and the EV charging platform provider Monta have partnered to facilitate the expansion of charging infrastructure across Europe.

EVgo has received the first-ever shipment of 350kW fast chargers from Delta Electronics that are manufactured according to Build America, Buy America Act (BABA) standards.

Stakeholders in the UK EV charging sector have been reacting to the UK government's delay of the ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035.

MFG, an independent forecourt operator with over 900 sites across Great Britain, has installed 500 ultra-rapid EV chargers across its network.