Uplight and Rolling Energy Resources Driving EV Charging
EV Innovation
“We’re working within the confines of customers already using their auto OEM app or Level two charger app. We’re not requiring them to download another app.”
EVs & Storage
Tapping Energy Storage That's Everywhere
Armada Power
“The system inertia that’s inherent in large spinning power plants also provides storage. We saw a niche to apply our technology as a fast-acting storage capability, to offset the retirement of those large spinning sources of inertia.”
Innovating Mass Residential EV Adoption
Uplight
“We’ve developed a platform called EV Data Aggregation that collects the charging data from both level two chargers and vehicle telematics. Those data insights can help utilities with grid and infrastructure planning.”
Game Winning Medium and Heavy Duty Vehicle Transition
Utilities as Star Players
“The utility, a stakeholder that often flies a bit under the radar, will be an essential part of a sustainable zero-emission vehicle future.”
Energy Storage Going Long
ESS
Conversation with ESS CEO Eric Dresselhuys, who is leading the charge to develop the long-duration energy storage badly needed by the decarbonizing grid.
Safe Storage Breakthrough
NYPA, Cadenza Innovation
“Cadenza brought safety to the inside of the battery, instead of having to patch it around the battery.”
EV, AI, DSM, DER, etc.
Tech Buzzword Trajectories
Conversation with Scott Neuman and Paul McDonald, group vp and senior director for industry strategy, Oracle Utilities Opower.
EV Managed Charging
Time to Act is Now
At a minimum, to fully leverage managed charging benefits, all chargers financed via the rate base should be managed charging capable.
EVs Galore at the New York International Auto Show
Roundtable
Decarbonization and EV charging discussions with Consolidated Edison’s Matt Ketschke, NYPA’s Doug McMahon, ABB’s Anders Sjoelin and ABB’s Bob Stojanovic.
Economic Development Rates to Encourage EV Infrastructure Investments
Speeding the Transition
Utilities should be able to use economic development rates to attract large-scale, private sector investments in charging infrastructure.