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This Surprising Business Pivot Could Supercharge Office Equipment Dealers

Office equipment resellers are diversifying due to declining print volumes, exploring opportunities in managed IT services and EV charging stations. ACDI Energy Services is leading this shift by combining print management expertise with EV charging solutions, particularly focusing on local Level 2

February 19, 2025

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Revolutionizing Energy: Microvast’s Fire-Proof Battery Ignites the Future

Microvast is leading a shift in renewable energy with its innovative solid-state battery technology. This technology enhances electric vehicles with improved power, safety, and fast charging capabilities. Solid-state design surpasses traditional lithium-ion batteries, offering 12-21 volts compared to 3.2-3.7 volts. Potential applications

February 19, 2025

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Racing Ahead: NASCAR’s Electrifying Journey to Sustainability

NASCAR is advancing its sustainability goals by installing 30 Level 2 EV chargers at Daytona Beach headquarters. This effort is in collaboration with Florida Power & Light’s EVolution and ABB, supporting NASCAR’s target of a carbon-neutral footprint by 2035. The chargers aim

February 19, 2025

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Zap! Rancho Cucamonga Supercharges with New EV Hub

Rancho Cucamonga introduces its fastest EV chargers at the RC Sports Center, featuring four 200-kilowatt DC fast chargers. The charging station offers a quick recharge, adding 100-200 miles in about the time it takes to enjoy a coffee. Charging costs are $0.35

February 19, 2025

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The Hidden Struggles of Charging Your EV: Cameron’s Journey

Electric vehicle adoption faces challenges with unreliable public charging infrastructure, as highlighted by Cameron Pirouzi’s experience as an Uber driver in California. Pirouzi, who has driven nearly 300,000 miles in his Chevy Bolt, navigates a disjointed network of charging stations to maintain

February 19, 2025

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The Great Charging Halt: What’s Next for America’s Green Energy Push?

The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, a $5 billion initiative, was designed to develop a nationwide electric vehicle charging network. A sudden pause in the program by the Department of Transportation has created uncertainty, freezing federal funding and sparking policy debates.

February 19, 2025

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As Nikola’s Dreams Crash, a Stark Wake-Up Call for EV Startups

Nikola, an EV pioneer with dreams of hydrogen-powered trucks, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, revealing the harsh realities of the EV market. The company has seen a dramatic 99% decline in stock value due to high interest rates, an unresponsive market,

February 19, 2025

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SINEXCEL Powers Ahead: Eichrecht Certification Paves the Way for European EV Charging Expansion

SINEXCEL secures Eichrecht certification for its SEC 1000 and SEC Distributed Series DC chargers, a major step in the European EV market. This certification opens doors in Germany and other European countries like Austria and Switzerland, meeting stringent energy standards. With over

February 19, 2025

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Washington’s Apartment Dwellers Get a Charge: 2,500 New EV Stations Set to Transform Urban Living

Washington State is launching a project for 2,500 EV charging stations across 136 multifamily properties. SWTCH Energy leads this initiative to integrate electrification into residential life. The Washington Department of Commerce invests $25.6 million through its Electric Vehicle Charging Program. Key partners,

February 19, 2025

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Tesla’s Affordable Model Y Juniper is Set to Electrify the EV Market

The Tesla Model Y Juniper introduces enhanced Full Self Driving technology, improving autonomous capabilities. Advancements in battery technology offer superior energy efficiency and extended range. An aerodynamic design overhaul aims to boost performance and energy conservation. A potential price range of $35,000

February 19, 2025