2026 is set to be anything but a quiet year for France’s electric mobility sector. Opportunities are growing fast — and so is the pace of change.
If the past few years were largely driven by subsidy-led market growth, a clear turning point is now emerging:
Policy is no longer just encoura...
The Fleet Efficiency Gap: Why 20% of Charging Sessions Fail
For a professional fleet, every minute a vehicle spends at an ev charging station must be productive. However, real-world data shows a significant reliability gap. According to the J.D. Power 2024 EVX Public Charging Study, nearly...
Introduction: From Static Hardware to “Living” Energy Nodes
In the rapidly evolving era of global electric mobility, the definition of an EV charger is undergoing a fundamental transformation. In the past, purchasing a charger was seen as a “one-and-done” physical investme...
IP54 in EV Charging Equipment: What It Really Means for Injet EV Chargers
When users search for IP54, they are often looking for reassurance — whether a device can withstand dust, moisture, and real-world operating conditions.
In electric vehicle charging, however, IP ratings are not standalone s...
Introduction: The Golden Era of Residential Energy
The UK government recently unveiled its ambitious Warm Homes Plan (WHP), a cornerstone policy led by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ). With a massive £15 billion investment earmarked through 2030, the plan aims to transfo...
In the perception of many companies, electrification initially appears to mean higher upfront investment: electric vehicles are more expensive, charging infrastructure is complex to deploy, and organizations must adapt to new usage patterns.
Yet in real-world implementation, an increasing number ...
Recently, ComEd, the largest electric utility in Illinois, formally submitted a landmark four-year strategic proposal to the Illinois Commerce Commission. The plan outlines a staggering $15.3 billion investment dedicated to comprehensive grid enhancement. This initiative represents more than just...
While passenger EV charging has entered a race toward “200 kilometers of range in five minutes,” the charging demands of heavy-duty commercial vehicles point to a far more transformative unit of power—the megawatt (MW). This shift is not merely about higher numbers on a specification sheet; it re...
The cost of EV charger installation is not a fixed figure and varies significantly across countries and use cases. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s 2026 report, grid upgrades and safety compliance account for 40% to 60% of the total installation cost for commercial DC fast cha...