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Getting a load off the grid: EV makers and utilities explore “vehicle to everything”
EV makers and utilities are finding ways to help bi-directional charging – or vehicle to everything – reduce costs for the car owner, and help out the grid.
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Too good to be missed: An entire school electric bus fleet is sending power the grid
Zum has a goal of electrifying 10,000 bi-directional school buses across the country with the potential to supply 300 GWh of energy to the power grids annually.
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Who should own EV charging stations – and who should not?
Who should develop, own and operate public EV charging networks? New study asks the question – and finds the answer is probably not monopoly utilities.
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All petrol car sales must stop by 2038 for transport sector to meet net-zero
The global road transport sector can still reach net-zero emissions by 2050, says BloombergNEF, but only if the last ICE vehicle is sold by 2038.
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Electric vehicles are very good for business, and the economy
New study shows electrification of light vehicles over next 10 years would be a potent catalyst for economic growth, with many side benefits.
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Why are oil majors investing in electric transport?
Like the auto industry, oil majors see the proverbial writing on the wall.
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Oil vs electricity: Which will prevail?
Competition from EVs and electrified transportation will eat into the most profitable portion of the oil business, as part of a trend that will take electricity’s share of global energy consumption past that of oil by 2040, if not sooner.