The secret to healthy public charging infrastructure: give it business model vision

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Leave the ‘project’ mentality behind and give it business model vision.
The critical path to healthy public charging infrastructure is planning for all aspects of experience and operation. Most unforeseen challenges can be overcome with the right formula from the start.
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Mazda to partially electrify all its vehicles by 2030, rotary-powered range extender in the works

Mazda Motor Corporation has unveiled several new electrification and connectivity strategies for its “Sustainable Zoom-Zoom 2030″ goal (Yes, that’s really its name). The company intends to gradually electrify its vehicles while continuing to improve internal combustion technology. By 2030, it aims to have 95% of its fleet partially electrified with …read more

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LG Chem hosts $1.9-million battery innovation competition

LG Chem has announced its $1.9-million startup contest, “The Battery Challenge“. The competition is intended as a springboard for new concepts and partnerships in four categories: Battery Material, Battery Management and Control, Design, Manufacturing and Processing and Recycle and Regeneration. Applications are being accepted until November 2nd.
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NCSU develops compact 50 kW fast charger with 60% less power loss, working towards 350 kW multi-EV charging

North Carolina State University (NCSU) researchers have developed a medium-voltage fast charger (MVFC) with 60% less power loss than conventional systems with one-tenth the size, all while preserving charging times. Armed with this technology, the team is working towards a multi-vehicle charger with even faster charging.
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Koben Systems’ new scalable battery storage solution for multi-unit and workplace EV charging

EVSE solution provider Koben Systems has announced a new integrated system designed to reduce demand charges in large-scale Level 2 charging installations.
Koben’s Evolve EVSF is aimed at multi-unit dwelling (MUD) and workplace locations. Utility demand charges may not be a concern for locations with 1-10 chargers – most complexes can …read more

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