Energy Grids and power supply
Siemens to optimise Unibuss’ electric fleet with Depot360
Siemens Smart Infrastructure has secured a contract with Unibuss, a leading bus operator in the Greater Oslo region.
Ads-Tec Energy signs definitive agreement for private investment by Svelland Capital
Ads-Tec Energy has signed a definitive agreement for a private investment by Svelland Capital, a highly ranked investment company in the energy sector.
Major EV charging station now operational in New Zealand
New Zealand electric power distribution company Marlborough Lines Limited (MLL) has launched the Park Terrace EV Charging Hub, said to be the largest in the country.
First-time implementation of a new charging station technology in Québec
The Electric Circuit has announced new fast-charge stations at the Coq Rôti restaurant at L'Étape, in the Réserve faunique des Laurentides.
Starbucks UK and Osprey Charging Network open first EV rapid charging facility at new drive-thru in Scotland
Osprey Charging and Starbucks UK have announced the first of several new rapid charging locations they are working together to develop for Starbucks customers.
Ford and Resideo launch EV-Home Power Partnership project
Ford and Resideo Technologies have announced the ‘EV-Home Power Partnership’ project to drive vehicle-to-home energy management benefits for customers.
EVgo and Meijer expand fast charging partnership in the US through EVgo eXtend
EVgo will install new fast charging stations in the Midwest in an expanded partnership with Meijer, a regional grocery retailer.
MATCAVI showcases EV charging cables
Italy-based MATCAVI showcased its power cords and EV charging cables with die-cast plugs at the E-CHARGE show in Bologna from November 16-17.
Chargepoint breakdowns, incompatible software problems, and a chronic skills shortage are holding the EV sector back
Challenges and solutions were on the agenda at the London EV Show
Power grids around the world are failing to support EV charging requirements
Capacity and reliability problems are getting worse for many national electricity grids
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