Electrification 2018: Dennis Stauch, Makita U.S.A.
Looking Back and Looking Forward
Nearly ninety percent of handheld outdoor power equipment is on the verge of being replaced by cordless products.
Electrification 2018: Mike Kurzeja, EZ-EV
Looking Back and Looking Forward
EZ-EV enhances the adoption of EVs. Their mission is to electrify transportation at a consumer level.
Electrification 2018: John Bautista, Tropos Motors
Looking Back and Looking Forward
The commercial-use utility vehicle spectrum ranges from golf cart and ATV/UTV type vehicles to full-sized pickup trucks.
Electrification 2018: James Bell, Viking Cold
Looking Back and Looking Forward
Quite simply, we utilize thermal energy storage. Think of it as a thermal battery, something that stores cold instead of electrons.
Electrification 2018: Brett Hauser, greenlots
Looking Back and Looking Forward
If we want to see broad based deployment and equitable access to EV charging, the utilities have a pivotal role to play.
Electrification 2018: Arcady Sosinov, Freewire Technologies
Looking Back and Looking Forward
Battery-integrated fast charging can really give electric vehicles a high penetration rate. They’re easier and faster to deploy.
Electrification 2018: Some of the Vendors There Too
Looking Back and Looking Forward
Interviews with leaders at Freewire Technologies, greenlots, Viking Cold, Tropos Motors, EZ-EV and Outdoor Power Equipment, Makita U.S.A.
Why We Were There at Electrification 2018
Conversation with a Teenager
Cody was excited by all this talk about increased electrification. Yes, there’s opportunity, but not without major change.
Electrification 2018: Lee Ragsdale
Looking Back and Looking Forward
We see beneficial electrification as an important part of how electric cooperatives across our state can work together to build a brighter energy future for our consumer-members.
Electrification 2018: Garrett Blaney
Looking Back and Looking Forward
In Europe, electrification is an obvious solution to the carbon-emission and renewable energy challenges in the heating, cooling and transport sectors.