Vehicle-Grid Integration Council的动态

Yes Joe, Lets build the EV charging infrastructure first. Once charging an EV is as easy as pumping gas, the people will want to buy an EV!! https://lnkd.in/eZSSSuyF

Have you registered for our upcoming event on #fleet electrification with National Grid? Don't miss this virtual event for some strategic insights from top experts in this field! #ICF #electrification #fleets #zeroemission

Michigan is set to invest $110 million in federal funds over the next five years to expand its public electric vehicle (EV) fast-charger network. With an average cost of $134,000 per fast-charging plug, the funding will cover approximately 800 chargers across 200 locations. This is a fraction of the 10,000 fast chargers the state aims to have by 2030 to support Gov. Whitmer’s goal of 2 million EVs on Michigan roads. Currently, Michigan has 756 fast chargers, and expanding the network could be essential for supporting EV adoption and addressing “range anxiety” among drivers. The state faces the challenge of balancing high costs with the need for widespread charging infrastructure. Learn more: https://shorturl.at/GJIVg TThe Center For Michigan | Bridge Michigan | BridgeDetroit #sbndetroit #sustainablebusinessnetwork #sustainablebusinessnetworkdetroit #sustainablebusiness #evcharging #electricvehicles #evinfrastructure #sustainability #cleanenergy #federalfunding #evnetwork #govwhitmer #rangeanxiety #fastchargers #climateaction #greentechnology #mobilityinnovation #sustainabletransportation

Building the electrical capacity to power our #transportation sector will be one of the biggest logistical & public policy challenges over the next decade. On our May 7 webinar, hear from a panel of experts on how to prepare our grid for electrifying America’s commercial vehicle fleets. During the webinar, we’ll: - Unveil critical findings from our forthcoming study on transitioning medium & heavy-duty fleets to #EVs; - Explore impacts of the Advanced Clean Trucks rule on state electric grids, walking through case studies from #Pennsylvania and #Illinois; and - Share insights on necessary grid upgrades, cost management, and overcoming regulatory challenges. Register now ??? https://hubs.ly/Q02vT_Ng0

Want to learn more about how Municipal and Government fleets are winning with electrification from early an adoption to current day protocols. If so join me for in-depth conversation about EV adoption from a Municipal and Government perspective. #electricalvehicles #governments #evcharging #evinfrastructure #fastestgrowing #ecosystems

Could Northeastern Ohio, once famous for making steel and vehicles, become the next big hub for EV battery making? A multi-dimensional study from SRI’s Center for Innovation Strategy and Policy (CISP) dives deep into the availability of skilled labor, the challenges, and the potential of this area — a region dubbed “Voltage Valley.” Read more: https://bit.ly/4e6oEYI

Absolutely essential pressure on government from the best campaigner out there. EV uptake is slowing needlessly. There’s a lack of strategic vision within government and a time horizon for planning of whenever the next election is - in this case, not much more than six months away. Where’s the long-term view and party-agnostic commitment to implementation? The vehicle OEMs make extraordinarily complex and competent products. They can’t be solely responsible for creating the demand. #EVs #electric #automotive

How well is your council doing at Electric Vehicle infrastructure? Where do you rank against other councils? And what can you do to improve the options available to your residents? These, and many more EV questions, can be answered at Stand Q51! #LGAConf24 Zest Field Dynamics Consultancy #localgovernment #electricvehicles

State, federal, and auto industry leaders have set ambitious targets to transition to electric vehicles over the coming decade. Governor Newsom and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) have set California on a pathway to phase out the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035. To support this transition, we will need millions of EV chargers. But where can we locate this new mobility infrastructure to the needs of priority communities, integrate with other transportation modes, and support connectivity and economic development? Local governments will play a crucial role, and they will need decision-making tools for stakeholder-informed processes. UC Berkeley’s Energy & Resources Group, School of Information, and School of Law are developing a platform to meet this need. For more information, please visit the event website: https://lnkd.in/gpahcMjG

EV efficiency starts with smarter engineering. Our latest blog dives into the key challenges and opportunities in managing thermal energy for electric vehicles. If you're looking to improve range and reduce energy waste, this is a must-read! https://sie.ag/3YHo29