California EV Charging Deal Aims At The Masses

California regulators say a settlement with NRG Energy will bring electric vehicle charging infrastructure to low- and moderate-income residents. Read more →
EV Players Try To Untangle Grid Integration Knot

A coalition of state agencies, corporations, utility providers and greens are outlining a path to geting more EVs on the roads without disrupting power grids. Read more →
EV Charging Wins In NRG-California Settlement

In settling an old claim by the state, NRG Energy agrees to spend $100 million to install some 200 fast-chargers in key areas of California. Read more →
West Coast Electric Highway Gets Start In Oregon

Eight spots on Interstate 5 in Southern Oregon, spaced about 25 miles apart, get EV charging stations thanks to the state and charging company AeroVironment. Read more →
EV Charging Spots Added To AAA Mobile Maps

AAA has announced that their mobile app will now provide mapping locations for electric vehicle charging stations. Read more →
San Diego Makes Smart City Moves

Smart City San Diego, a collaborative effort including the city and various renewable energy/cleantech stakeholders, has made big strides in the last year. Read more →
DOE Invests To Lower EV Charger Costs

The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded $7 million in funding for research and development projects aimed at reducing the cost of electric vehicle chargers. Read more →
EV Charging Coming To Pennsylvania Pike

The Pennsylvania Turnpike receives $1 million to install EV charging stations at 17 plazas, plus $500,000 too provide the necessary voltage. Read more →
Danes’ Goal: Charge Any EV At Any Station

The Nordic EV Interoperability Center will work to ensure uniform standards for consumers and problem-free charging for electric car owners all over Denmark. Read more →
People Power: Crowdsourced EV Charging Info

Japanese automaker Mitsubishi announced they’ve partnered with CarStations to offer a crowd-sourced app for drivers that will provide charging station information. Read more →