Home EV fast charging is something we’ve written about countless times, but we continue to learn more about the topic. I recently interviewed the CEO and founder of Splitvolt, Dan Liddle, and although I went into it thinking I’d seen this kind of story before, I learned that I had … [continued]
Taking a trip in an electric car? Here’s what you need to know before you go.
A primer on charging an electric car at home.
When considering buying an EV, consumers rightfully think about destination charging — meaning where and how to charge the car while traveling. However, a consideration often overlooked and misunderstood is how the car will be charged at home. All mass-produced electric vehicles today include a 110-volt-compatible (Level 1) charging unit … [continued]
By Andy Seepersaud Over 80% of charging for an electric vehicle takes place at a home, and typically this is where the most dwelling time occurs combined with the ease of overnight charging when most vehicles remain idle. While overnight charging provides a large window of time to recharge, this may … [continued]
Here we have a guide for what it costs to install electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at home, including the process of panel upgrades, permits, and 240-volt circuits. Read on as we outline the safest way to save time, money, and hassle for home charging. On social media, there are … [continued]
After 24,000 miles, with a Tesla Model 3, Car and Driver says charging at home costs far less than using Tesla’s Supercharger network.
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.
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.
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.
