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Joshua S. Hill is a Melbourne-based journalist who has been writing about climate change, clean technology, and electric vehicles for over 15 years. He has been reporting on electric vehicles and clean technologies for Renew Economy and The Driven since 2012. His preferred mode of transport is his feet.

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Australian Vanadium targets EV charging market with standalone solar and flow battery

VSUN proposes EV charging stations in remote areas that rely on standalone solar systems and a vanadium redox flow battery.

Porsche Taycan charging up at Ionity network. Source: Porsche

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Ionity raises $1.1bn to expand EV fast-charging network

Ionity announces €700 million in new funds to quardruple its number of charging points, and adds Blackrock as an investor.

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MG to donate up to 1,000 EV chargers to regional hotels and motels

MG will donate 1,000 electric vehicle chargers to regional and rural motels and hotels, says MG Australia boss Peter Ciao.

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Tritium opens world-leading EV charger testing facility to fast-track new products

Tritium announces new world-class EV charger testing facility at its Brisbane headquarters to fast track roll out of new and more powerful products.

CEO and Chief Commercial Officer Marcelo Salgado; Chief Experience & Innovation Officer Seshan Weeratunga; and Chief Technology Officer Chris Crossman.

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Evos launches EV fleet charger designed to buy energy at lowest cost

Evos launches charger aimed at fleets designed for easy install and uninstall, and packed with software, to be sold by fuel giant Ampol.

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UQ seeks 500 Tesla owners to gauge how EVs could act as grid batteries

UQ-led study seeks 500 Tesla owners to gauge daily use and the capacity to use the EV batteries to support the grid and the roll out of renewables.

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Evie steps up fast-charger network starting at Hungry Jacks

First of a newly funded fast-chargers network by Evie Networks goes online at the local Hungry Jacks in a key outer western suburb of Sydney.

A render of a roadhouse Biofil charging installation. Credit: Matthew Clifton

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East meets West: The mission to win remote roadhouses over to EV charging

The largest gathering of Teslas and other electric vehicles outside Perth in WA will take place on Sunday to win over the wild west and fill a massive gap in charging left by a state government plan.