It wasn’t a big-ticket item, but the $56.1 million earmarked in last week’s federal budget to advance standard-setting for charging and refuelling stations in Canada and the U.S. could have a significant impact in reducing barriers to EV adoption
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A new U.S.-based study projects what the American government will need to spend on public electric vehicle charging infrastructure — a simple conversion shows what Canada’s expected costs could be
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Swiss technology firm ABB unveils its next generation chargers, offering a ‘premium’ charging service and 350kW of power.
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Tesla adds numerous new locations to its Supercharger map, indicating it is preparing for a big bump in sales with the Model Y launch expected in late 2021.
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China installed 284,000 public EV charging outlets in 2020, including 112,000 in December alone – more than the entire US public charging network.
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New standards for EV charging equipment could add thousands of dollars to the cost of home EV chargers, and erect yet another barrier to EVs in Australia.
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First ultra-fast V3 Tesla Superchargers destined for installation in Australia have been spotted in Brisbane, Queensland.
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An electric vehicle charging hub installed in the inner Melbourne suburb of Brunswick less than one year ago has been declared the busiest in Australia.
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In the third article in a series that explores how to make the built environment EV-ready, Brendan McEwen turns to commercial buildings, outlining how building codes and assessing user needs can achieve EV-ready outcomes
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RAC opens first ultra-rapid EV charging stations in Perth, although network constraints are limiting the facility to 50kW for the moment.
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