How the EV industry is trying to fix its charging bottleneck | WSJ
EV entrepreneurs are working on the industry’s biggest bottleneck: charging infrastructure. Companies are building more chargers, but it may not be enough to make EVs work for people who can’t plug in at home
With the installation of new charge points not keeping pace with the number of EVs on the road, improving the reliability of the existing charging network is even more critical. David Cornish, head of product at Techniche, tells EVC&I that charger reliability is well below requirements both in the UK and US.
Chander Electronics Corporation (CEC) has unveiled a groundbreaking solution to electric EV charging with the launch of Taiwan's first mobile charging robot, E-Hero.
It was great to meet up with Bright.Green chief operating officer Dan Barnes and hear about how the company's EV charging platform is helping to tackle three of the biggest issues in the EV charging process: consumer payment anxiety, streamlining payments reconciliation for chargepoint operators, and bringing additional revenue streams for CPOs.
