Built infrastructure requirements
Eskom launches pilot EV charging infrastructure to prepare for electrification of vehicle fleet
Eskom has launched its EV charging infrastructure at the Eskom Academy of Learning (EAL) in Midrand, Gauteng, marking a key step in its commitment to advancing eMobility in South Africa.
Paired Power partners with California American Water to deliver microgrid EV charging in San Diego
Leading US solar microgrid manufacturer Paired Power has partnered with California American Water to deliver resilient EV charging without relying solely on the grid.
American Cancer Society Hope Lodge Communities go electric
Ten American Cancer Society Hope Lodge communities now have an easy, reliable, and trustworthy EV transportation solution for cancer patients and caregivers, thanks to a partnership by Chevrolet, Qmerit, and Schneider Electric.
Allianz Partners India and Pulse Energy announce strategic partnership
Allianz Partners India and Pulse Energy have announced a strategic partnership aimed at transforming the EV ownership experience across the country.
Allego announces continued commitment to accelerating EV adoption in Europe
Allego has completed the voluntary delisting of its ordinary shares from the New York Stock Exchange.
EV charging requirements are contributing to the UK’s roadwork crisis and mean greater industry collaboration is needed
As the demand for electric vehicle charging, fibre rollout and utility infrastructure improvements rise, the UK comes to a standstill due to the sheer volume of roadworks required. Indeed, just last year, over 200,000 miles of roadworks took place, with two million micro-trenching projects happening in 2023 alone. Sadly, this won’t be the end, argues Nick Smee, business unit director of infrastructure at software solutions company Causeway.
Revel to expand into Los Angeles market with EV fast charging site with 42 bays
Revel, a New York City-based public EV fast charging provider, is expanding into Los Angeles with a major installation in the downtown area.
US government says it has doubled US EV charger numbers and pledges US$521m in further grants
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced US$521m in grants to continue building out electric vehicle charging and alternative-fuelling infrastructure across 29 states, eight Federally Recognized Tribes, and the District of Columbia, including the deployment of more than 9,200 EV charging ports.
Char.gy secures landmark contract with Richmond and Wandsworth to enhance EV charging infrastructure
In a UK industry first, Char.gy has successfully integrated and expanded its EV charging network by taking over existing infrastructure in the London boroughs of Richmond and Wandsworth.
Kempower delivers electric truck charging solutions to DFDS
Kempower and major European shipping and logistics company DFDS have signed an agreement under which Kempower will provide its fast-charging solutions for DFDS’ charging stations.
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