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🚀 Discover how Einride is tackling power grid bottlenecks on their journey to electric with #Zerova chargers! By integrating our advanced charging solutions, Einride ensures a seamless transition to a sustainable, electric future. 🌍🔋 #Sustainability #GreenTech #ElectricVehicles #ZeroEmissions #Innovation #ZerovaChargers #Einride #ZerovaUSA #EVCharging #EVCharger

Amazing and exciting news at ChargePoint! 🔋🔌 Are you in need of #megawattcharging? Let's have a chat - feel free to reach out. #gogreen #electrification #chargepoint #megawattcharging

Can the U.S. electric grid handle rising vehicle electrification demands? Electrada addresses this question with our newest infographic. Learn why fleet electrification is more adaptable and less grid-intensive compared to data centers, and understand why this adaptability and lower intensity are crucial for managing grid stress and reducing environmental impact. https://hubs.la/Q02Rn_Pv0 #electrada #cleanenergy #evgrid #evfleet #fleetelectrification #emobility #evcharging

The ESIG Grid Planning for Vehicle Electrification report emphasizes the urgent need to adapt grid planning practices due to the rapid acceleration of transportation electrification. It highlights the significant impact on distribution systems, where the influx of electric vehicle (EV) charging could quickly surpass the capacity of current grid infrastructure. To address these challenges, the report outlines four key steps for effective grid planning: 1. Improve forecasting to better anticipate the timing, magnitude, and location of EV charging demands. 2. Embrace smart charging to manage the load more efficiently. 3. Incorporate future-ready equipment that can adapt to the evolving needs of the grid. 4. Promote proactive upgrades and processes to ensure the grid can support a sustainable, electrified transportation future. https://lnkd.in/diqTg7XS

#EVCharging #ElectricTrucks #MegawattChargingSystem #MCS #HosseinKazemi #ChargePoint #ExpressPlusDCFastChargingPlatform #PowerLink2000Stations "Campbell, Calif., May 16, 2024 - ChargePoint (NYSE: CHPT), a leading provider of networked charging solutions for electric vehicles (EVs), today announced its support for the Megawatt Charging System (MCS), the latest addition to ChargePoint’s leading DC fast charging lineup. The system is estimated to be capable of dispensing enough energy to power approximately 1000 homes, so the immense rate of charge will help enable the electrification of commercial trucking. “Megawatt technology is the first step toward electrifying the commercial trucking industry,” said Hossein Kazemi, CTO for Hardware at ChargePoint. “Megawatt charging solves one half of the electrification equation for trucking. The companies developing electric trucks can now leverage this infrastructure to test and enable their vehicles until they meet – or even exceed – the distances covered by internal combustion trucks.” The greatest benefit of an electrified trucking sector is the reduction of emissions, as transportation represents the largest polluting segment. The industry is currently responsible for an annual 400+ million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions in the USA alone. The electrification of these vehicles will represent a significant step towards achieving global climate goals, but first the megawatt charging infrastructure must go into place to charge them. The MCS cable and connector will be available on ChargePoint’s Power Link 2000 stations, part of the modular Express Plus DC fast charging platform. Initially, MCS will deliver up to 1.2 megawatts. The Megawatt Charging System supports bi-directional charging and will enable output of up to 3 megawatts in the future before vehicles capable of accepting such charge come. The system is also designed for charging in marine and aviation applications. ..."

Securing the requisite load needed to power EV charging is a constant uphill battle. A large load connection to the grid is an asset that will appreciate with time as supply and demand on the grid is squeezed by transportation electrification, AI data centers, and removal of carbon-based generation facilities. Great article from Canary Media with a deep dive on the issue.

Securing the requisite load needed to power EV charging is a constant uphill battle. A large load connection to the grid is an asset that will appreciate with time as supply and demand on the grid is squeezed by transportation electrification, AI data centers, and removal of carbon-based generation facilities. Great article from Canary Media with a deep dive on the issue.

#Utilities have a critically important role to play in the growth of #ElectricVehicle adoption and broader electrification across the country.  However, in order for utilities to plan and effectively support the necessary infrastructure growth, they need data and insights for their specific service territories down to the zip code level.  Check out our lattest blog and make sure to download the #EV Infrastructure status booklet to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g4jGMafA

The rise of electric vehicles marks a major turning point for grid operators managing increasingly large and variable electric loads. Learn the difference between the impact of EVs on utility transmission vs. distribution systems in our latest blog. https://hubs.ly/Q02hqBQT0

For those interested in electrifying their fleets, determining the right strategy to ensure that the transition is seamless, is crucial. For those who are not yet ready to switch to fully electric fleets, mixed-energy fleets can be a viable alternative. According to a recent study, most operators who have mixed-energy fleets plan to make at least 25% of their fleet electric by 2030. https://em.smh.re/9gF