EV Infrastructure & Fleet Deployment Articles

Charged EVs | Lincoln Electric’s EV chargers earn NEMA Make It American product certification

EVSE manufacturer Lincoln Electric has earned product-level certification under the National Electrical Manufacturers Association’s (NEMA) Make It American program. Contractors, government agencies, fleet operators and other EVSE buyers want to buy (and in many...

Charged EVs | Sensata’s off-the-shelf OmniNode consolidates high-voltage distribution for commercial EVs

Sensata Technologies has introduced the OmniNode, a patent-pending, off-the-shelf high-voltage power distribution unit for battery-electric commercial vehicles. It combines DC charging, switching, circuit protection, sensing, diagnostics and communications in a...

Charged EVs | UL releases an important new V2G standard

Vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology is gradually making the transition from pilots to commercial applications. At the moment, a few automakers, including GM, Ford and Nissan, offer bidirectional charging features, but these require proprietary charging hardware,...

Charged EVs | DASH breaks ground on DC metro region’s first en-route electric bus chargers

DASH, a public transit agency that serves the City of Alexandria, Virginia, has begun construction on what it says will be the first en-route electric bus chargers in the Washington DC metropolitan region. En-route chargers enable electric buses to get a...

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