Electric Vehicles
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FIMER enters EV charger race
FIMER has entered the race for EV chargers, launching its portfolio of residential and commercial chargers. With EVs expected to account for an estimated 30% of ... -
Electric vehicles: batteries included
For the third and final article in his series on electric vehicles, Peter Vandenheuvel covers hazard management, charging considerations and employee benefits. Batteries pose serious hazards, ... -
Audi partners with ABB to help charge its first EV
Audi and JET Charge have teamed up with ABB to help deliver a high-power EV charging station for Audi’s first fully electric vehicle in the Australian ... -
AGL puts EV subscription service into drive
AGL has announced it will be offering customers a new driving experience as the AGL Next pilots an EV subscription service. In partnership with car subscription ... -
Jemena reduces carbon emissions with Australian-first electric powered cherry picker truck
Energy infrastructure company, Jemena has unveiled an Australian-first electric powered cherry picker truck as part of its effort to reduce carbon emissions across the Jemena Electricity ... -
EV to grid trial to go ahead in ACT
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $2.4 million in funding to ActewAGL to demonstrate vehicle-to-grid (V2G) services in Canberra. As batteries on wheels, V2G ... -
E-mobility for the masses with ABB home EV charging solution
ABB has unveiled the latest extension to its e-mobility portfolio with the launch of its new Terra AC wallbox. This also helps ABB progress towards the ... -
KNX EV energy management rolls out
The KNX Smart Home now offers EV energy management, giving users a method of coordinating, managing and controlling consumption in the changing energy industry. KNX also ... -
MRI scanning assists with next generation battery design
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be an effective way support the development of high-performance rechargeable batteries according to research by the University of Birmingham. The technique ... -
New device makes electric vehicle charging a two-way street
Researchers at Macquarie University have discovered new technology that lets electric vehicle owners power houses as well as the other way around. Lead researcher Seyedfoad Taghizadeh ...
