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The Electric Vehicle-Smart Grid Interoperability Center was built in order to eliminate trade barriers by providing a predictable framework with universal connectivity and interoperability between electric vehicles (EVs) and the electric charging infrastructure.
Read More →Fundamentally, the FCV market is dependent on the development of infrastructure, which will determine the timing and volume of automaker FCV rollouts.
Read More →The Michigan Fuel Forward program is intended to accelerate the use and availability of alternative fuel vehicles (AFV) and infrastructure across Michigan.
Read More →Toyota Motor Corporation, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Honda Motor Co., Ltd., and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation jointly announced an agreement to work together to promote the installation of EV chargers and build a charging network service in Japan.
Read More →The experts are bullish on the future of the availability of public alt-fuel refueling infrastructure. Fleets will be among the prime drivers of the growth.
Read More →The latest white paper entitled “Current Electric Vehicle Infrastructure and Fuel Choice for Medium & Heavy Trucks” is now available on the AFLA website.
Read More →The OnStar software program processes energy information received from a user's solar-power infrastructure and then manages the energy flow to and from the electric grid.
Read More →The City and County of Denver will build a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station at one of its main maintenance shops to support seven CNG refuse trucks.
Read More →General Motors and Honda have formed an agreement to co-develop a next-generation fuel cell system and hydrogen storage technologies. The companies said they are aiming to complete the project by 2020. GM and Honda added that they plan to work with stakeholders to increase fueling infrastructure availability.
Read More →Frito-Lay announced plans to build seven public CNG fueling stations across the U.S., providing fuel for the expanding CNG market.
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