Tritium
Bridie Schmidt is lead reporter for The Driven, sister site of Renew Economy. She specialises in writing about new technology, and has a keen interest in the role that zero emissions transport has to play in sustainability.
Australian Federal Government
Electric Vehicles
Governments
Trevor St Baker backed EV charging companies make big donations to Queensland LNP
Two Trevor St Baker linked EV charging companies pour almost $40,000 into Queensland LNP coffers - ahead of state election.
Electric Cars
Electric Vehicles
US healthcare giant tips $45m into Australian EV charging company Tritium
US healthcare giant Cigna makes $45m investment in Brisbane-based EV fast charger maker Tritium.
Electric Vehicles
Research Groups, Institutes and Universities
Tritium appoints former Boeing executive Jane Hunter as new CEO
Brisbane-based electric vehicle fast-charging company Tritium appoints former Boeing Phantom Works executive as its new CEO.
Electric Cars
Electric Vehicles
News & Commentary
World’s largest Tritium EV charging R&D facility launched in Brisbane
Brisbane's Tritium opens world-leading R&D facility for EV charging and testing centre in Amsterdam.
Battery
Electric Cars
Electric Vehicles
Smart Energy
Storage
Solar powered batteries on wheels will change the grid forever
Tritium co-founder says the mobile battery storage in electric vehicles will have a major impact on the way consumers use electricity, and the grid.
Tasmania's first 50kW public DC fast charger has been installed in Launceston by Brisbane-based Tritium.
Tritium installs Australia's 50th publicly accessible DC fast charger at the Hunter Valley Gardens, in Pokolbin.
Electric Cars
Electric Vehicles
Other Good Stuff
Tritium to expand into EU, US in new EV charging partnership
Tritium signs up new investor as it ramps up production of ultra fast chargers to meet increasing demand.
Tritium's founder and CTO explains why US funding is so significant for charging – and what it could mean for Australian EV drivers.
Brisbane-based Tritium receives US funding to help make its ultra-fast electric vehicle charger smaller, more efficient and cheaper to buy.
