The benefits of EVs are economical, social, and personal. EV efficiency models show the prices of gas per mile keep rising, while the price of killoWatt hours (kWh) of batter-powered motor travel remains steady.

By focusing on EV technology, load management, infrastructure support, regulatory frameworks, customer collaboration, and impactful communications, we can accelerate the transition to cleaner and more sustainable transportation systems.

Historically, power cuts and outages were deemed a problem only for the developing world, however, we’re now seeing more of these issues in the so-called developed world, primarily driven by a lack of electricity infrastructure spend over many years.

At the heart of the new energy paradigm is undersea cable technology, which is benefitting from improved laying techniques and a general acceptance of the idea that high-voltage direct current connectors can function safely over very large distances for many decades.

China had also previously offered a subsidy for EV purchases for more than a decade but the programme ended last year.

Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL) recently obtained approval to invest Rs.803 crore for electricity transmission projects in India.

The key is reliable and independent data flows and communications between smart meters and the whole interconnected world of the smart electric utility of the future.

India is bracing for another summer of grueling heat that’s likely to push power demand to a record and pressure the country’s grid, which relies on coal for about 70% of electricity generation.

Even though Europe has significantly cut its reliance on Russian gas, a lot of the storage that they used to cut the reliance was actually Russian gas from the past.

The electricity industry won’t be able to deal with future demands if it remains on its present modest growth trajectory.