This expands the organisation’s capability to test, validate and commercialise technologies needed for a more sustainable, reliable and secure electricity system.
The programme will operate in an invitation-only early adopter initiative, with broader availability planned after completion of the initial testing phases.
GM integrates Electrify America’s network into brand apps, streamlining charging access for drivers.
The initiative enables eligible customers purchasing new Hyundai and Kia battery EVs to access interest rate reductions of 0.5 to 1.0 percentage points on vehicle loans.
The Philippines’ Subic Bay solar-powered EV charging station ushers in a greener age for the country’s rapidly electrifying transport system.
The UK government announced a new per-mile levy for electric vehicles starting April 2028, with EV drivers paying 3p per mile and plug-in hybrids paying 1.5p per mile.
The project builds on Kaluza’s joint venture with the Mitsubishi Corporation, which was established in 2024.
The technology allows vehicles to charge when sustainable energy is abundant and electricity prices are low.
ConnectDER claims its devices enable plug-and-play installations that eliminate the need for main electrical panel replacements, full service upgrades or circuit relocations.
EV batteries demonstrate larger storage capacity compared to conventional residential systems, with battery EVs typically featuring capacities ranging from 16kWh to over 100kWh.
