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European operators can learn a lot about maximising their fleet electrification and charging initiatives from a number of innovative projects taking place around the world.

Growing global autonomous vehicle fleets in the taxi, port and logistics sectors require hands-free charging solutions.

Nico Brinkel, a researcher at Utrecht University, has examined the issue of EVs and grid congestion for his recent PhD dissertation*. The way forward is ‘smart charging’ for not only EV users but also grid operators and electricity suppliers. David Arminas considers some of his proposals.

Greenlane’s second commercial EV truck charging corridor in the southwest US will see electric trucking carrier Nevoya using Windrose trucks for the 300-mile journey - again proving the reliability of electric trucking.

Paren report predicts a 19% increase in year-over-year charging port deployment across the US in 2025, as many new charge point operators execute their growth plans

An Interview with Joachim Lohse, CEO and founder of Ampcontrol

Norway rises to second, with the USA third, while younger markets close the gap

More than a third of UK councils still do not suitably adapted charging

Charging infrastructure subsidies – such as the Advenir programme in France and Spain’s Moves III subsidy – are helping to drive EV sales with nearly 11 million EVs now on Europe’s roads.

EV charging station reliability in the US is improving, the size of stations growing in size, and average utilization rates have reached over 25% in several markets, according to a new report on the state of the industry from EV charging data analytics and insights provider Paren.

A challenging economy, geopolitical events and political shifts are not stopping companies from forging ahead with ambitious plans to operate zero emission fleets by 2030.

Gordon McCullough, CEO at Research Institute for Disabled Consumers, says that the Accessibility Hype Cycle shows us that disabled people often get left behind in the early stages of innovation. In this article he explains how this leaves millions excluded from essential services, and how it can be fixed.

New research conducted by VISASQ/Coleman, an independent, third-party expert network service provider and released by dynamic EV charging solutions company EverCharge, reveals the current state of EV charging networks for fleets, multi-unit properties, and workplaces.

Mixed-energy EV and internal combustion engine (ICE) fleets are projected to increase given anticipated commercial EV adoption rates, according to a study by Frost & Sullivan. The study offers insights for organizations managing mixed-energy fleets across markets in Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific.