Posts about:
Much like electricity is standardized and you can plug your appliances into a standard outlet, the same will be coming to EV charging. As of now, you need adapters and so forth if you want to charge your vehicle at a non-compatible station and that includes Tesla vehicles when they are not using their own.
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.
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.
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.
Communities across the United States continue to promote changes in building codes that are focused on energy efficiency and decarbonization.
We are definitely seeing a trend in EV charging when the owner of a major gas station chain gets into EV.
Although some municipalities are making it easier for EV charging station installations, there are still a myriad of regulations and outdated rules across the United States.
Like him or not as the new owner of Twitter, Elon Musk started a revolution with electric vehicles that appears to have no end in sight. As the shift from gas powered to electric powered vehicles takes hold, all of these vehicles require power off the grid to be charged. Now with billions of dollars of funding beginning to funnel into the EV charging infrastructure, all of the power has to come from somewhere.
