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18 EV Fast Chargers Running On 100% Renewable Electricity Installed In Germany
Eighteen new EV fast chargers that can charge up to 400 kW have been installed in Germany at these locations: A6 in Landstuhl, Rheinland-Pfalz, and the A7 in Ellwangen Jagst, Bavaria. “Our fast charging parks are ideally suited for short charging stops on long-distance journeys due to their convenient location … [continued]
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103 New Electric Buses Coming To Swedish Cities
The electrification of fleet vehicles, including large public transit buses, isn’t a “sexy” or glamourous subject matter for most readers. It does, however, indicate how much progress there has been and continues to be for the switch from gas and diesel vehicles to all electrics. Over 100 new electric buses … [continued]
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It’s The Affordability, Stupid! Crafting Climate Strategies That Work
As prices soar in the wake of the war on Iran, some suggest shifting the conversation to affordability is a winning strategy.
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200 Bidirectional EV Chargers To Be Used In Trial
Vattenfall, Energy Bank, and Volkswagen are collaborating on a new bidirectional EV charger project in Sweden. Vattenfall is Sweden’s state-owned power company. Two hundred bidirectional EV chargers will be installed in the country — these chargers can transmit electricity to electric vehicles and from electric vehicles back to the grid. … [continued]
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Some Weird Things Are Happening And The Grid May Never Be The Same
New battery storage techniques are about to change the cost and availability of renewable energy on the utility grid.
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