Charging & V2G

The EV learning curve is steep, and we need to climb it quickly

The EV learning curve is steep, and we need to climb it quickly

An EV driver’s thoughts on the work to be done in educating the public about EVs. Plus some explainers.
Xpeng unveils 480kW fast-charger that can add 200kms in five minutes

Xpeng unveils 480kW fast-charger that can add 200kms in five minutes

Chinese EV maker XPeng launches 480kW ultra-fast charger, one of fastest on market.
How much does charging an EV really cost, and do they save on emissions?

How much does charging an EV really cost, and do they save on emissions?

Electric cars can save on both running costs and carbon emissions. Here’s how.
Sun-to-wheel charging supplier and mapping service land funds for expansion

Sun-to-wheel charging supplier and mapping service land funds for expansion

Investors in the UK are investing millions into two local companies focused on EV infrastructure.
ACT chooses suppliers to triple its EV charging network by end of 2023

ACT chooses suppliers to triple its EV charging network by end of 2023

Number of EV chargers in the ACT is set to grow rapidly with $1.4 million roll out by the end of 2023.
Siemens and Mahle plan to standardise wireless EV charging

Siemens and Mahle plan to standardise wireless EV charging

Two industrial giants plan to ensure that wireless EV charging can be implemented in a way that will future-proof homes and carparks.
Jet Charge wins contract for EV chargers along world’s longest electric highway

Jet Charge wins contract for EV chargers along world’s longest electric highway

Jet Charge wins contract to install 98 EV chargers in Western Australia to help create the world’s longest continuously connected electric highway.
Ampol lays out plan to become leading EV charging network

Ampol lays out plan to become leading EV charging network

Oil and gas major plans to become “leading EV charging network in Australia by 2030,” but says fuel efficiency standards will tax drivers.