EV charging infrastructure, fleet electrification, depot charging, managed charging programs, and vehicle-to-grid integration shaping the transition to electric transportation.
4 sources E3, in a study commissioned by GM Energy, values a bidirectional EV at $680 to $2,750 a year Read More
3 sources Pilot Company, General Motors and EVgo have passed 300 fast charging travel centers in 40 states, with about 1,300 Read More
3 sources PJM Interconnection has accepted 715 new generation projects into the first cycle of its reformed interconnection process. Read More
4 sources Tesla's Bloomington, California station is the company's first public Megacharger for the Semi, opening six 1.2 MW Read More
5 sources DASH broke ground on the Washington region's first en-route electric bus chargers, two 360 kW pantograph units Read More
4 sources Porterville Unified School District and ForeFront Power will build a 763 kW solar array and battery microgrid Read More
3 sources WattEV opened its seventh California heavy-duty truck charging depot in Fresno on June 30, 2026, equipping the Highway 99 Read More
4 sources The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners authorized $58.2 million to buy 61 electric cargo-handling machines and install 21 Read More
4 sources Con Edison energized New York State's largest electric school bus fleet, 45 buses run by GVC in Read More
4 sources Electrify America opened a 20-stall fast-charging station in Santa Barbara backed by a 1.9 MW battery, its Read More