Government initiatives, innovations, and legislation
Fuel retailers want change to application standards for the NEVI grant program
NATSO, Sigma, and NACS have urged the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to better harmonise state application standards under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) grant program.
Transportation Energy Institute evaluates demand charge mitigation strategies for EV chargers
The Transportation Energy Institute’s Electric Vehicle Council (EVC) has released a new study, Demand Charge Mitigation Strategies for EV Chargers.
DoT's Shailen Bhatt to deliver keynote and tour expo floor at EV Charging Summit
Shailen Bhatt, the 21st Administrator of the US Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), will deliver a keynote address, join a panel discussion, and tour the exhibition floor at the upcoming EV Charging Summit & Expo (EVCS) in Las Vegas (20-22 March).
ADS-Tec Energy continues to advance in the Netherlands
Rapid charging stations from Ads-Tec Energy will soon be more widely available in the Dutch provinces of Noord-Holland, Utrecht and Flevoland.
Eaton EV chargers meet CTEP requirements for charging and billing transparency
Eaton has announced its Green Motion EV chargers are certified to meet the California Type Evaluation Program (CTEP) requirements for transparent billing practices.
Importance of Equity: 40% of Flo's US chargers located in Justice40 communities
Flo has announced a significant milestone: almost 40% of the company’s US charging stations are in low-income or historically underserved communities.
UK budget: EV sector expresses disappointment at lack of support
UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (March 6) unveiled his Spring Budget to the nation, and representatives from the electric vehicle and EV charging sectors are largely unimpressed with the lack of support to incentivise flatlining sales of EVs, and the failure to equalise the VAT rate on home and public charging.
Ev.energy to scale EV charging solutions across California
Ev.energy has been selected for a California Energy Commission (CEC)'s grant to deploy up to US$41m of public funding to make affordable EV charging available for all Californians.
ZEV mandate delay has not stopped charging infrastructure deployment
The UK government's delay in introducing the deadline for the zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate has impacted EV sales but has not slowed charging infrastructure deployment, says Mark Winn, head of site acquisitions at charge point operator SMS.
Consumers Energy continues powering growth in public EV charging
Twenty-five new EV charging locations coming to Michigan will be in Consumers Energy's communities.
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