Charging & V2G

Jet charge raises $3.3m to expand Melbourne HQ, boost EV charger production

Jet charge raises $3.3m to expand Melbourne HQ, boost EV charger production

Jet Charge says it will use money from private and public investors to create 73 new jobs and boost R&D and production.
AGL and Wilson Parking kick off EV smart charging trial in Adelaide CBD

AGL and Wilson Parking kick off EV smart charging trial in Adelaide CBD

The first of 18 EV chargers to be rolled out to public car parks in Adelaide has been installed as part of South Australia Labor’s EV Smart Charging Trials.
Ampol pitches EV home charging and power bundles in deal with Hyundai

Ampol pitches EV home charging and power bundles in deal with Hyundai

Ampol is looking at selling home EV charging kits that include both chargers and power supply as part of a collaboration with Hyundai.
So you want to drive an EV across the Nullarbor?

So you want to drive an EV across the Nullarbor?

Feeling adventurous? That’s a good start, but charging an EV when travelling across the Nullarbor also requires knowledge and patience.
Charging an EV with home solar and battery could cut annual energy costs by 40 pct

Charging an EV with home solar and battery could cut annual energy costs by 40 pct

New study finds charging an EV at home with a solar and battery combination could save up to 40% in annual energy costs compared to petrol car.
Tritium tapped as second supplier for WA EV charging network

Tritium tapped as second supplier for WA EV charging network

EV charger provider JET Charge inks second deal for longest charging network in Australia, and partners with Volkswagen ahead of ID.4 launch.
What global technology trends will bring for EVs in Australia

What global technology trends will bring for EVs in Australia

Australia’s laggardly position when it comes to electric vehicle policy, infrastructure and uptake is also an opportunity.
Study finds charging EVs in daytime better for grid

Study finds charging EVs in daytime better for grid

Charging electric vehicles from home at night is not the way to go, according to a new study from Stanford University.