Guest Essay
I tried to add EV chargers to my rental property. Here's what happened
My experience as a landlord illustrates the challenge of electrifying everything — and points to ways to improve the system.
EV charging
EV charging
Renters need EV charging at home. These companies aim to provide it
Neither tenants nor landlords want to pay for EV chargers. Maybe third-party infrastructure finance can solve the conundrum.
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EV charging
Biden admin has $7.5B to spend on EV charging. How can it get it right?
Building a nationwide charging network and eliminating 'charging deserts' in disadvantaged communities won't be easy — and there's no margin for error.
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Energy storage
Energy Vault pivots, Ford tantalizes, and more energy storage news
Dispatches from the first solar-storage expo in years.
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Grid edge
Smart meters were supposed to free your energy data. Arcadia wants to finish the job
The community-solar stalwart makes a move into the utility software space.
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Electric vehicles
GM’s electric truck launch is late — and boring
A case study in how not to launch a flagship EV.
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Electric vehicles
Tesla delivered almost 1 million EVs in 2021, a historic milestone
And Tesla recalled almost half a million EVs in 2021, another historic milestone.
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Fun stuff
Ford shakes up Twitter with electric vehicle memes
"Range anxiety, shmange anxiety," tweets the 118-year-old auto manufacturer.
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Electric vehicles
Chart: Most Americans are interested in EVs, but very few are actually buying them
How do we bridge this Grand Canyon–sized gap?
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EV charging
BP is buying Amply, a startup that helps bus and truck fleets go electric
A European oil major stakes a claim in U.S. EV charging and software to lower the cost of electrifying fleets.
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Batteries
What's better than a big battery? How about a big battery you can move around
Power Edison is putting megawatt-scale batteries on truck trailers and barges to bring more flexibility to a costly yet valuable energy-storage resource.
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