Charging & V2G
Tritium wins contract to supply fast chargers for Hawaii
Tritium lands fast charger contract in Hawaii, becoming first company to secure an order through the new US National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program.
What does “well behaved” EV charging look like?
There’s nothing to fear from the electrification of Australia’s fleet. And we could also save $50 billion a year on petrol and diesel.
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.
Evie jacks up EV charging prices due to rising cost of energy
Evie jacks up prices of EV fast and ultra rapid charging in response to rising electricity prices.
South Australia’s RAA EV network gets first 150kW rapid charger site
RAA opens the first of more than 50 rapid and ultra rapid EV chargers, with rates of 150kW or more.
Australian start-up to use $5 million to combat ‘biggest’ EV issue – home charging
An Australian start-up founded by three former Tritium executives raises $5 million ahead of the launch of its first EV charger designed for consumers.
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