Engie’s head of green mobility in Australia on the company’s plans to be a major supplier of EV chargers and its interest in V2G.
The Driven Podcast: From coal to renewables and EV charging
Electric Vehicles
CEFC tips $54m into EV-ready housing estate using solar, all-electric appliances
CEFC tips $54 million into housing development, will see homes equipped with solar, all-electric appliances and be EV-ready.
Tesla AI Day: What it means for cars, the grid, and for humanity
From electric car design and battery technology, through to computer chips, data processing and neural nets, Tesla has become a leader in each field.
California dreaming: Eight million EVs by 2030, without crashing the fragile grid
Much needs to be done by California utilities and regulators to absorb eight million EVs without crashing the state’s fragile grid.
The Driven Podcast: Inner city blues – Where to find a fast EV charge
Clean Energy Finance Corp boss Ian Learmonth has an EV, but no garage, and struggles to find a fast EV charger in the city. He shares his views on the EV transition.
Volvo receives “world first” delivery of fossil-free steel for car making
Turning point: Volvo receives delivery of fossil-free steel, marking a significant milestone both for green metals production and auto-industry emissions.
Will Torrens Island big battery close the door to vehicle to grid technology in Australia?
Will the boom in big battery storage proposals close the door to vehicle-to-grid technologies even before they get started?
Video: Living with a Livewire in lockdown
Nigel Morris has an extended test drive with Harley-Davidson’s first electric motorcycle.
The Driven Podcast: Two blokes and an electric motorbike dream
How two brothers from Queensland coal country launched into the electric motorbike market.
Olympic flame to use renewable hydrogen as Tokyo makes pitch for ‘carbon free future’
Japan wants the Olympics to be a vision for a ‘carbon free future’, including by fuelling the Olympic cauldron with renewable hydrogen.
