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Greenlane Announces Key I-10 EV Charging Corridor

Electrification of transportation, sometimes called the EV Revolution, is about much more than personal transportation. Electric cars, SUVs, pickup trucks, e-bikes, and electric motorcycles tend to get the most press and interest on social media, but there are many fleet vehicles undergoing electrification as well. Tractor trailers (semi trucks) transport … [continued]

Greenlane Announces Key I-10 Charging Corridor, Powering Long-Haul Electric Pilots with Windrose & Nevoya

Greenlane’s second corridor leverages the flagship Colton, CA, location and extends the public charging network to Arizona, enabling long-haul electric trucking on one of America’s busiest shipping routes Windrose validates long-haul viability with successful loaded single-charge hauls from Colton to Phoenix and Las Vegas, for 289 miles and 235 miles, … [continued]

Lynkwell Selected by Southern California Public Power Authority to Provide Electric Vehicle Charging Network Management…

Three-year contract awarded for charging station load management and network support services Lynkwell, a leading energy infrastructure provider, has been selected by the Southern California Public Power Authority (SCPPA) to provide electric vehicle (EV) charging station load management and network support services for their extensive existing infrastructure and future expansion. … [continued]

V-Green charging stations. (Photo from V-Green)

V-Green Subsidiary Offers Charging Station Business To Filipinos

V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC, a company founded by VinFast’s chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, announced the launch of its electric vehicle (EV) charging station partnership model in the Philippines. Aimed at creating its version of a “supercharger network,” this strategic move aims to accelerate the adoption of EVs in … [continued]

Bidirectional EV charging for the win. Image courtesy of GM.

Why Electric Vehicles Are Better In Hurricanes

Hurricane season is technically here. Florida hasn’t faced the threat of any big storms yet, but they are no doubt around the corner. It’s actually supposed to be an especially active hurricane season this year. It’s hot, and greater heat means greater storms. One unfortunate thing many people worry about … [continued]