Can The US Power Grid Sustain The New Green Economy?
Robert Schmitz
United Nations ECOSOC Representative with Pathways to Peace - Founder and CEO at Think Greener LLC, Executive Committee Member of the Rebuilding Ukraine Association Inc.
Recently, my blogs have been focusing on renewable energy solutions and the current state of power grid capabilities to handle the energy transition to a new, green economy. Have you seen any new EV charging stations in your local area? If you have not, it will soon be the new normal in your neighborhood blending into your current infrastructure.
The US needs a cohesive EV charging infrastructure plan to handle and maintain a stable power grid. President Biden is supporting it with implementing a half of million charging stations installed across America.
It is essential for public private partnerships (P3) to join forces to keep the power grid reliable while meeting the increasing energy demand. The power needs to come from green renewable sources and rid our dependence from fossil fuels.
Follow the link to find out more about EV charging behavior and how to spread out charging demand times so power grids are not running at peak capacity.