New year, new research from Stonehaven - this time looking at the take up of electric vehicles and what stands in the way of speeding it up. Another great report from my colleague Michael Dnes. TLDR: it’s the cost, stupid. But more specially it’s inequities re charging points. “While generation one of EV policy proved electric vehicles could work, it made no systematic effort to deal with the situations where take-up was harder… The challenge for policymakers has changed. It is no longer a matter of making the first electric cars succeed. Instead it is about making the average car electric, in a way that is simple and persuasive to average households.” To find out more about our research into policy and public opinion on EVs, please get in touch!
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Seventy-seven percent of Los Angeles' electric vehicle incentives have gone to wealthier communities. 🚘 LA100 Equity Strategies outlines practical approaches to increase EV adoption in underserved areas that can be adapted to other cities. Strategies like increasing used EV low-income incentives and expanding at- and near-home EV charging access could increase used EV adoption in Los Angeles among low-income households by 50,000 vehicles by 2035. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3TAQS5N
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Europe is well on its way to electrification, with Norway now targeting laggards, Iceland in the late majority; and Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and The Netherlands in the solid early majority of their adoption curves. There are those who have now leapt the chasm and have a toehold in the early majority, with between 17 and 20% of sales being EVs. This includes France, Germany and the UK, as well as Portugal, Austria, Ireland and Malta. Despite this, several non-European markets with lower EV uptake have higher EV sales volume by virtue of their size. Find out what this means for the Global EV Markets by reading the full post here: https://lnkd.in/eY8vFijM
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🌿🔌 Discover the fascinating journey of a go-e Charger, from production to installation in a home! 🏠✨ Peter Just, a passionate advocate for sustainable energy management, visited us to learn more about our chargers, and take one home. His video offers a captivating look at the steps our product goes through before powering cars at homes. 🌍💚⚡️
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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. ⚡
Bird's Eye View I Electric School Buses: Optimizing EV Infrastructure
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Exciting times ahead as we start to move ahead in the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure programme.
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Living in dense urban areas, like the Inner West of Sydney, without off-street parking shouldn’t stop you from driving electric 🎥 With a surge in EV chargers across the area, we’re glad to share that new EVX Polechargers are being installed, offering practical, reliable, and sustainable charging solutions right where people live and work. And there's more to come!
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🚗🔋 Excited to share our latest publication on EV charger accessibility in Austin, authored by Junfeng Jiao, Seung Jun Choi and Chris Nguyen, EIT. Our study examines the disparities in accessibility to public EV chargers across different races, income levels, and urban versus suburban locations. We highlight the limitations of the current Justice40 initiative and emphasize the need for more localized case studies. Read the full article here in PLOS ONE 🌱: https://lnkd.in/gCCV48bS
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When the Mid-Hudson Library System sought to install electric vehicle chargers at its Poughkeepsie location, financial support from Central Hudson’s EV Make-Ready Program made it possible. The innovative project showed how strategic partnerships can facilitate sustainability and serve the community. Learn more about this project at https://lnkd.in/evqzTMA8 and find information about our EV Make Ready Program at https://lnkd.in/d5Vszih
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Did you know Texas ranks third in the country for the number of electric vehicle registrations, behind California and Florida? With more people adopting EVs everyday, it's essential for commercial businesses to keep pace with this growing trend. Installing EV chargers not only attracts eco-conscious customers but also positions your business at the forefront of sustainability. Learn more about the Revitalize Charging Solutions SC200 commercial charger: https://vist.ly/3mj6que
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Norway is showing what the future in EV adoption is going to be in North America. Rates of EV adoption are already increasing and in each quarter, records are being set in North America. Attached link is an interesting read. With our NO COST, NO MINIMUM offering, there is no reason to wait to install Evolute Power system in your association. https://lnkd.in/dWYrEQ4Z
Really interesting research. Part of the reason I chose to get an electric car was because I moved into a house with a charging point - not sure I'd have done so otherwise