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For anyone that has been on a road trip, you are likely familar with the TA branded truck and car centers that offer everything from sodas to showers. Now they are...

EV Charging is definitely a hot topic these days with all the money being thrown at it but there are still some hurdles to get by before they become as ubiquitous as gas pumps. It all comes down to power and profit.

Continuing on from yesterdays post, there are 3 trends that we have come across that slow down the construction process. The first trend we see is the level of...

There is an opinion piece in the New York Times titled "The Story Construction Tells About Construction Is Disturbing."  The Op Ed goes on to say,

"Here’s something odd:...

Porsche expands EV charging portfolio with ABB investment

ABB-Electrify recently received a multi-million dollar investment from Porsche. ABB recently opened a state-of-the-art factory in Italy where it states it can build a DC fast charger every 20 minutes. 

Cutting building emissions is not just about eliminating gas stoves as recently suggested in Chicago, it really comes down to building codes.

As an uproar over the...

"EV Charging Station Market is Expected to Surpass US$ 113 Billion and likely to Grow at a CAGR of 26.6% between 2023 to 2033 | Data by Future Market Insights, Inc."

With the increased adoption of electric vehicles, the charging infrastructure is struggling to keep up with demand. As a result, many companies are starting to offer fast charging in the United States, which is extremely important in a country with immense distances between states. BMW, Mercedes Benz, Volkswagen, BP, and Shell are just some of the companies investing in EV technology with growth rapidly accelerating in the United States. 

"The Kenwood high-rise apartment building that caught fire Wednesday afternoon, leaving one person dead and multiple people injured and displaced has had a history of unaddressed safety violations.

"Telecommunications regulatory governance is a powerful strategic security lever that the United States and its allies should wield with a clear vision for the future of free-market democracy."

Communities across the United States continue to promote changes in building codes that are focused on energy efficiency and decarbonization.