One thing that all electric cars have in common is they need to be charged. Though, many people who might be interested in buying one do not have a 220-volt outlet available to plug a charger into.
Volkswagen is taking action to lower its carbon footprint and to bring residential EV charging to more people.
If you buy a new Renault Zoe Van or Renault Kangoo Z.E. in the UK, you get a nice little bonus at the moment — a home charging wallbox worth £450. You have to order this month for the deal, though. You also have to get the vehicle(s) through Renault Contract Hire.
Renault introduces free wallbox charger worth £450 for All-New ZOE Van and Kangoo Z.E. vehicles on Renault Contract Hire
ClipperCreek has been in the electric vehicle charging game for longer than just about anyone else and is flipping the game on its head yet again with the introduction of a new dual nozzle 40 amp charging station. The new EVSE uses a single 50 amp circuit to deliver power to two electric vehicles at once.
To successfully transition to a sustainable, clean energy future, energy systems must be decentralized and digitized. One step in this direction is the implementation of intelligent, connected EV charging stations like Pico, which create flexibility and added value for both end customers and grid operators.
End-to-end, affordable solution solves private charging infrastructure gap and complements local government schemes to accelerate sustainable living and seven to 10 million EV take-ups by 2030
Boulder, Colo – HOMER Energy by UL, global leader in the development of standard-setting energy modeling software, has announced that HOMER Grid, software for designing grid-tied distributed energy projects, can now model how hybrid systems power electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.
The new ChargePoint Home Flex residential EVSE was built to take the difficulty out of selecting the right charger at the right speed for home charging. It is capable of accepting incoming 240 volt power at anything from 16 amps up to an impressive 80 amps. They sent us a Home Flex to run through the paces, and after spending a few weeks playing with it, we’re back to share what we have learned about the charger.
One could argue that once electric vehicles are the only option on the market in say 20 years, the developing countries currently establishing a basic electric grid will account for the use of EVs and will not have the problems that countries with grids already established has, because…
