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.
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Mercedes says sales for its electric passenger cars more than doubled in the second quarter, and electric van sales also grew.
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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.
Daimler to deliver 95 electric buses as The Hague targets zero carbon fleet by 2030
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