More capacity, demand response and workforce training: experts discuss the keys to a sustainable grid
Solutions that will enable electrical grids to support the growing demand from fleet electrification exist, but deploying them at scale brings challenges
Cape Breton to get electric buses, maintenance facility refresh in $54-million funding deal
Transit Cape Breton has secured $54 million from three levels of government to purchase six electric buses, charging infrastructure and refurbish its bus maintenance depot
Ambitious, staggered sales mandates a key to meeting zero-emission MHDV targets
That recommendation tops a set of policies Canada needs to steer the MHDV transition from combustion to zero-emission while preserving jobs, says the Pembina Institute
Confidence growing in Blue Solutions’ solid-state battery technology
Quebec-based battery maker Blue Solutions just struck a co-development deal with the world’s largest electronics manufacturer and is looking to build out an entire solid-state battery ecosystem, potentially in Canada
Lessons learned from fleet electrification: a fireside chat with Zingha Lucien, Element Fleet Management
Element’s director of strategic consulting shared her knowledge in a fireside discussion of fleet electrification issues including cost of ownership, remarketing, charging and maintenance
B.C. lands $1-billion E-One Moli Energy battery cell plant
The company’s new plant, set to open in 2028, will create 350 jobs and produce up to 135 million high-performance lithium-cell batteries for EVs annually
Sixteen companies launch campaign to boost EV charger roaming in Canada
The initiative, called Agora, is a joint effort led by ChargeHub, The Electric Circuit and BC Hydro, targeting an issue critical to greater EV adoption
What is going on with kWh billing and public EV charging prices?
Here is what you need to know about why, for some EV drivers, when charging networks switch to kWh-based billing, the price of charging an electric vehicle seems to balloon overnight
