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From concept to reality: Detroit becomes the first city in the U.S. to implement wireless-charging technology on public roads: https://lnkd.in/dUwWTxGX

The ACF Regulation, closely aligned with the 2021 Advanced Clean Trucks regulation, mandates a gradual transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) where feasible. While this shift from traditional engines to ZEVs is necessary for a cleaner future, it presents challenges, particularly with the limited availability of charging stations as EV numbers on the road rapidly increase. The question remains: what’s the next solution? Could remote or wireless charging infrastructure be the key to overcoming this bottleneck and supporting the growing EV ecosystem?

What do you need to know about electric vehicles? Join us at one of three webinars this month to learn about EVs and EV infrastructure in Maryland. To register: https://lnkd.in/gekK_2V7

Watch the full episode of “Bird’s Eye View I Electric School Buses: Optimizing EV Infrastructure” featuring Stephen Koskoletos from Polara and Brad Beauchamp, Electric Vehicle Product Segment Leader for Blue Bird Corporation! 🎙️ Learn how to optimize EV infrastructure as they cover scalability and planning, battery energy storage systems, sizing and pre-conditioning, communication with utilities and more. ⚡

On now at the first #AllIrelandParkingShow - Building an All-Ireland Charging Infrastructure. The rise of electric vehicles isn't just a trend; it's a revolution reshaping how we think about parking and vehicle charging. The panel is discussing the opportunities for the sector to ensure facilities meet the needs of drivers.

Where are we with the EV Charging Station goals? ⚡🥅 Check out this video below that I came across from CBS News a few days ago, it gives a good overall view of where we are in the US and some interesting statistics. 📈 Credit to Walter Thorn from ChargerHelp!, Professor Melissa C. Lott, PhD from Columbia Climate School and Miguel Sangalang from @City of Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting #evcharging #futuremobility #climatechange

42%. EV (electric vehicle) sales in the Southeast soared 42%, revving past the national average of 37%. There is a lot that goes into EV investment. On The Peggy Smedley Show, I talk about six indicators, including: 1.     Manufacturing investments 2.     Anticipated jobs 3.     EV sales 4.     Charging infrastructure deployment 5.     Utility investments 6.     Public funding We see here an ecosystem of players are key to ensure success. These alliances are supercharging this unprecedented electric vehicle success. What have you seen? What has stalled EVs in the past? What is needed to pick up speed and spark more momentum? https://lnkd.in/gw3-pqsQ Pamela Evette Loren McDonald Stan Cross Graham Stallings Jennifer Weiss Corey Clothier Patrick McGinnis

Your comprehensive EV resource is here. Check out this blog where we look at the current state of EVs including limitations, bust some EV myths, and explore what the future of EVs and electrification could look like. https://bit.ly/4f7iGrp

Sometimes, challenges emerge from unexpected sources. Axios highlighted a concerning trend: Los Angeles was labeled a "charging desert" due to limited public EV charging stations despite the city's significant EV presence. With nearly 588,000 registered EVs in L.A., accounting for 4.2% of all vehicles, the demand for accessible charging infrastructure is evident. In April alone, EVs constituted 21.5% of new car registrations in the city. Explore more on this issue: https://lnkd.in/gZ23QZA7 #EV #LosAngeles #ChargingDesert