Brisbane resident Chris Noble agrees electric vehicles present many opportunities with inclusive designs and modifications but he’s frustrated at charging bays that lack accessibility. Mr Noble, who has incomplete paraplegia, uses a wheelchair or walking aid to move around outside his car and charging-bay designs don’t take people like him into account. “They’re just not […]
Xendee Releases New Offering for the Rapid Design of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure – EQ Mag
Optimally size your EV charging infrastructure for predictable returns using Xendee’s MOBILITY offering. Optimize designs to avoid exposure to time-of-use consumption and demand charges. Compare different Charging-as-a-Service models and investment strategies to meet organizational goals of added resiliency, reduced costs, and reduced emissions. SAN DIEGO : Xendee, a provider of microgrid design and operation software, […]
NovaCHARGE, Established Leader in Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions, Fortifies Sales and Partnership Efforts with New Hires – EQ Mag
Accomplished partnership executive, Gary Leonard, and sales leader, Eric T. Nichols, escalate company’s focus on revenue growth ORLANDO, Fla. : NovaCHARGE Inc. today announced the hiring of Gary Leonard as Vice President, Strategic Partnerships and Alliances, as well as Eric T. Nichols as Vice President, Sales – North America. Their experience and leadership deepen the […]
Porsche Invests in ABB’s Electric-Vehicle Charging Business – EQ Mag
ABB Ltd.’s electric-vehicle charging business has raised additional funds from minority investors including Porsche SE and General Atlantic in a second and final round before listing the division. The division, ABB E-Mobility, sold a 12% stake for 325 million Swiss francs ($355 million) to General Atlantic’s BeyondNetZero climate fund, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC, UK-based […]
Security and the Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure – EQ Mag
When EVs and smart chargers plug in to critical infrastructure, what can go wrong? Plenty. With more countries reaching the tipping point for electric vehicle (EV) adoption, it’s more urgent than ever for the public and private sectors to invest in EV charging infrastructure. A robust and highly secure EV charging ecosystem is essential for […]
Expanding electric vehicle charging network requires more government funding, advocates say – EQ Mag
‘It covers most of Australia but lots of locations only have one or two chargers,’ BP Pulse business development manager says, as others call for greater public spending to reduce queues Electric vehicle charging stations are located right across Australia but in many locations there are only one or two outlets, experts say, and that […]
Mercedes Enters the Fray for Electric-Vehicle Charging Spots – EQ Mag
Mercedes-Benz is about to apply the old dictum that there are three keys to determining the value of a property — location, location, location — to electric-vehicle charging. The luxury-car maker has joined an intensifying race to turn charging into a viable business, announcing plans to build thousands of chargers in the US. To convince […]
SKYWORKS SPEEDS UP ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING – EQ Mag
NEXT-GENERATION SI89XX PRODUCT FAMILY SUPPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION LAS VEGAS : Skyworks Solutions, Inc. announced the availability of its next-generation Si89xx isolated analog amplifiers, voltage sensors, and delta-sigma modulator (DSM) devices to improve charging times for electric vehicles (EVs). Skyworks’ new family, which includes Si8921, Si893x, and Si894x, will help shorten EVs’ recharge time. This latest […]
Global investment in electric vehicle charging approaches $100 billion mark – EQ Mag
Cumulative investment globally probably will pass the $100 billion mark in 2023 if China keeps up its relentless pace BloombergNEF recently released its updated Zero-Emission Vehicles Factbook, which estimates cumulative investment in EV charging hardware and installation will reach $62 billion at the end of this year, with $28.6 billion having been invested just in […]
Electric vehicle charging: What drivers say N.J.’s doing right and wrong – EQ Mag
As a light sprinkle of rain petered out on Black Friday, I made my way into the Wawa parking lot in Cherry Hill just in time to catch Jomy Mutthathil who was making a pit stop to charge his electric vehicle. The white Tesla glistened behind the Long Islander, who was traveling for Thanksgiving, as […]