Surge in EV uptake leaves fast-charging networks struggling to keep up
Charging networks are struggling to keep up with EV demand as official forecasts misread the accelerating pace of the transition.
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How far to the next EV charging station – and will I be able to use it?
"Charging anxiety” is now more of a problem than "range" anxiety. Solving it calls for a two-pronged strategy to increase consumer confidence in electric vehicle charging.
EV charging network to introduce idle fees to help move drivers on
Much anticipated idle fees are finally making their way to public charging networks to address issue of squatters.
Schneider launches EV destination charger designed for offices, schools and retailers
Destination charging will become the norm once EVs become the dominant mode of transportation, says Schneider Electric.
The 10 commandments of electric vehicle charging, and EV etiquette
Australia has trebled the number of EVs on the roads in the last year. That means a lot of drivers new to charging protocols. Here are 10 things to consider.
Tesla expands its V4 superchargers with new site under construction
Tesla continues the rollout of faster V4 superchargers with some very unique features to help more EV drivers.
Bowen still trickle charging at Parliament as he weighs up fuel emissions standards
Chris Bowen and other EV-driving federal MPs still trickle charging at Parliament House as he weighs up case for strong fuel emissions standards to accelerate switch to electric.
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.