JuiceBar recently announced a partnership with NetZero Microgrid Solutions (NZM Solutions) to deliver commercial-EV charging design and deployment.
NZM Solutions is an EV and energy management integration consultant and developer supporting the growth in transportation electrification. JuiceBar’s flagship Gen 3 chargers have charging speeds of 32-, 40-, 48- and 80-amp power levels, the company says.
This partnership will provide Phoenix’s customers with the option to select wireless inductive charging for use in duty cycles and recurring routes.
Phoenix Motor, a manufacturer of heavy-duty transit buses and electrification solutions provider for medium-duty vehicles, introduced an integration agreement with InductEV. The new partnership will develop software, hardware, cooling and electrical systems integration of InductEV’s wireless charging pads with Phoenix’s zero-emission drive systems. This partnership will provide Phoenix’s customers with the option to select wireless inductive charging for use in duty cycles and recurring routes.
This discovery has the potential to reduce platinum requirements, making fuel cells more affordable and efficient, the researchers said.
Conducted last year, FLO said the survey supports the buildout of its own-and-operate network of fast chargers.
CALSTART said applicants must show proof that their projects are intended for medium- or heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
WeaveGrid said its software helps EVs integrate with the electric grid by leveraging data and controls available via vehicle telematics.
Mullen also revealed that 18 active commercial vehicle pilots with fleets, municipalities, universities and campuses are underway.
GreenPower showcased the EV Star Cargo Plus, the EV Star Passenger Van, the Type D Beast school bus, the Type A Nano Beast school bus and more.
Distributor Velocity EV said the first fleet deliveries have already commenced and are slated to continue this spring.
This represents a significant decline from growth rates of 31% in 2023 and 60% in 2022, ABI Research said.
