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Author: Tom Ewing
Nissan’s $3,500 LEAF rebate gets local utilities involved in increasing EV awareness
May 6, 2019
BP sees big opportunities for EVs and has recently been investing in EV-related companies
US energy regulators issue a new storage rule with important implications for EVs
Vehicle-to-grid project reveals challenges of the early days
Southern California Edison says 7 million EVs are needed by 2030 to meet the state’s GHG goals
Questions and concerns: Battery power in marine applications
VGI: California’s cooperative effort to capitalize on EV-grid potential
The US is generating plenty of power, ready and waiting for EVs
Oregon legislators consider sales incentive for EVs
California’s big three utilities submit proposals to increase access to EV infrastructure
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Nuvve wins $400-million contract from New Mexico for EV charging, V2G and microgrid development
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Designing dust collection systems for optimal battery production (Webinar)
AMPECO and Zerova cooperate on OCPP 2.0.1 integration
Infineon’s GENIAL! project supports collaboration between automotive manufacturers
VIDEO: EV battery testing with next-level turnkey solutions from AVL
Novacium’s silicon-anode batteries achieve 900+ cycle efficiency
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