When it comes to purchasing a new vehicle, men are almost twice as likely to buy an EV than women. A deeper dive into EV buying decisions uncovers why women are more hesitant to drive electric. With greater priorities of practicality, affordable pricing, safety, and the environment, our latest article explores what is driving the gender gap in electric vehicle adoption and how auto manufacturers and EV charger installation will have a big role to play in the future of sustainable transportation in America.
Read MoreHigh energy prices and supply chain disruption are affecting most industries. The three major causes are:
Society is moving away from fossil fuels toward clean electricity created by renewable technologies like solar. With this move, the demand for electricity in the home by using tankless water heaters, electric stoves and ovens, electric heaters, and electric vehicles (EVs) is increasing rapidly. In addition, installing solar panels on rooftops creates its own power. All of these technological advances save homeowners money and are a large part of the solution to climate change.
Read MoreDigital features have transformed appliances, cars and so much more. Recent electrical panel technology innovations make advanced digital features available to homeowners. Here’s what you need to know about smart electrical panels and their benefits.
Read MoreIf you want to power a single home or building, you might consider using nanogrids, which are small electrical networks designed to power a single home or building. As electrification increases, switching to local infrastructure is a solution that would make sense for many homeowners and businesses.
Read MoreAs electric vehicle (EV) ownership takes off in cities and suburbs, EV uptake in rural areas lags. Factors such as longer typical driving distances play a part, but access to inexpensive and reliable electricity may be the real culprit.
Read MoreSmart home panels have several benefits, from giving you more control over your energy usage to prioritizing critical circuits during a power outage or peak hours. However, there are some important considerations. Here’s how you can find the best smart home control panel for your residence.
Read MoreInnovative technology is changing energy production and usage in electric grids around the globe and here in the U.S. For electrical contractors, this trend means new opportunities. Nanogrids are one of the latest advances. Are you ready to support this growing market?
Read MoreMany homeowners are investing in electrification or switching to driving an electric vehicle (EV) to reduce their energy consumption and carbon footprint. But many homeowners miss the opportunity to get the benefits of upgrading their home’s power system with an electrical panel that has smart features.
Read MoreWhen you think about electrification, you probably think about electric cars. But have you thought of electrified logistics, services, and public transit vehicles?
Read MoreToday’s modern technology is vulnerable to power surges. Protection from surges is also an important consideration when installing an at-home charger for an electric vehicle (EV). The right device will protect your EV, charger and home electrical system from over-voltage.
Read MoreThe current race to find cleaner sources of energy echoes another event. Fifty years ago, an oil embargo caused businesses and consumers to rethink their fossil fuel consumption and explore alternatives. This historical event saw the creation of the first electric cars in a century.
Read MoreWhether you’ve purchased an electric vehicle (EV) or are still considering it, you’ve likely heard about the supposed drawbacks and disadvantages of trading in your gasoline-powered car for an electric one. Driving an EV is different from driving a conventional
Read MoreYou love driving your electric vehicle, but probably do not like having to search for or wait at a public charging station. You’ve probably want to install an EV charging station at home but aren’t completely sure what all the benefits would be. For a homeowner or a multifamily resident, the value of an EV charging station installation and having the freedom to charge at home increases daily!
Read MoreThe number of electric vehicle (EV) owners is increasing rapidly. With gas prices so high and a plethora of new car models from which to choose, that trend will only accelerate. If you’re among the many new EV owners, there are some things you should know. This blog highlights a few essential tips.
Read MoreBidirectional charging is a relatively new benefit of electric vehicles (EVs), but it’s intriguing, transforming your EV into a home power source and a way to save money. Going bidirectional can save or even make money while benefiting the environment and ensuring additional peace of mind in a power disruption.
Read MoreThe battery is a component you’ll find in both EVs and gas-powered cars. However, the function of the battery in these two applications is very different. While an EV battery acts as the primary source of power, the battery of a gas-powered vehicle provides the initial electricity burst needed to crank the engine.
Read MoreAs a new electric vehicle (EV) owner, you’ve most likely realized that the Level 1 charger (charging cord) delivered with your car is too slow for daily use. And driving to a Level 3 charging station can be inconvenient. So what is the solution? Installing a Level 2 charging station in your home is often the best option.
Read MoreYour new electric vehicle (EV) came with a “power cord” known as a Level 1 charger. You may ask if all Level 1 chargers are the same or what the best Level 1 EV charger is. In reality, all Level 1 chargers are similar, so asking which is the best is a bit of a trick question.
Read MoreElectric vehicles (EVs) and solar panels are the first things that come to mind when electrification comes up. However, homeowners can explore other options to adopt a sustainable and self-reliant lifestyle while lowering energy costs.
Read MoreHome solar panels have come a long way in efficiency and represent one of the most common forms of renewable electricity. However, their immense strength may be their biggest weakness. When the sun goes down or a storm rolls in, your power stops being generated, but your energy needs are still there. So, how do you ensure your fridge keeps running and your electric vehicle (EV) can be charged at any time? Energy storage technologies are the answer.
Read MoreElectric vehicles are here to stay. So, the industry will need to address the challenge of battery storage to meet the demand for EV charging units. This guide will walk you through the EV charging industry and arm you with the information you need.
Read MoreThe shift from fossil fuels toward renewable energy sources has accelerated the home electrification movement. As a result, many homeowners are converting their homes to go fully electric, saving money and the environment in the process. Here’s what you should know about electrification and what it could mean for your home.
Read MoreThe electric vehicle industry is growing at a rapid pace with automakers actively expanding their EV lineup, federal incentives supporting the development of strong charging infrastructure, and consumers opting for greener forms of transportation.
Read MoreSavvy consumers take the time to research before they make big purchasing decisions. Asking the right questions and going to the right source are essential. Deciding to join the electric vehicle (EV) revolution involves more than picking the vehicle. Before you take the plunge into the EV world by installing an EV home charger, this guide aims to answer all of your EV questions.
Read MoreWith many U.S. cities at or quickly approaching two vehicles per household, the need for a comprehensive home EV charging solution has grown significantly. As drivers purchase and find value with their first electric vehicle (EV), it is reasonable to expect they will see the advantage of adding additional EVs.
Read MoreThe first question every prospective electric vehicle owner asks is: How long does it take to charge an EV? At-home charging gives EV owners a convenient way of keeping their vehicle’s battery full without making a stop at a public charging station a part of their daily commute.
Read MoreElectric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more popular in the mainstream car market and are starting to flood American roadways. Consumers need assurance that they can take charge in the wild when taking a trip with little or no “range anxiety.” Easy access to Level 3 EV charging would help alleviate with this concern.
Read MoreHome charging is now in reach for EV owners. To accelerate the transition to EVs, the federal government, the majority of states and some municipalities are offering incentives to help offset the costs for buyers. This article will explore charging options, costs, and other considerations of implementing a home EV charging solution.
Read MoreMedia attention on government plans to build an infrastructure to support electric vehicles (EVs) on U.S. highways may have heightened range anxiety in those considering EVs.
Read MoreThe recent surge in demand for electric vehicles is only the beginning of a much bigger trend. It is clear that the demand for electric cars will continue to grow rapidly. EV charging can provide new revenue streams, increase resident satisfaction and add value to your property.
Read MoreThe electrification market has been growing at a fast pace. There are many opportunities to explore for drivers, commercial fleet managers, service technicians and more. Read on to learn more about the future of electrification.
Read MoreAs electric vehicles (EV) become more popular, EV charging units are being installed in buildings all around the world. Installing an EV charger is not like plugging in a blender. It is an advanced electrical interface.
Read MoreCommercial fleets are finally in a position where a transition to zero-emission EVs isn’t only an environmental consideration, but also a possible financial boon.
Read MoreMost of the world’s governments made serious commitments to net-zero emissions amid the worldwide pandemic. Almost 20 months into it, we have already seen enormous changes and growth in the renewable energy industry. The trends show no signs of stopping, either.
Read MoreAutomakers are now focusing production toward medium- and heavy-duty vehicles and their potential for electrification. This is especially exciting news for fleet managers who are already transitioning light-duty vehicle fleets to electric.
Read MoreFleet electrification is a crucial step towards eliminating carbon emissions. However, benefits don’t stop there. This investment is an opportunity to rethink your fleet management process.
Read MoreAdopting clean energy solutions, such as newer energy storage batteries and an electric vehicle, is a huge step toward eliminating your fossil fuel dependence. And it is now more possible than ever.
Read MoreElectric vehicles are taking the U.S. automotive market by storm. New model rollouts seem to be announced monthly, and major auto manufacturers have finally joined the race to net zero.
Read MoreEnvironmental, social and governance (ESG) goals are increasingly becoming a factor in long-term corporate sustainability programs.
Read MoreEV charging is increasingly becoming a daily part of life for many Americans, Canadians and drivers elsewhere around the globe. Understanding the basics of chargers will help ensure a smooth experience of owning and using an EV.
Read MoreSlick designs, single-pedal driving, no tailpipes, re-emerging from the pandemic to embrace the future of electric vehicles (EVs) – that’s what 2021 auto shows were all about.
Read MoreSustainability is not just about governments and corporations. Regular homeowners are increasingly making decisions that help reduce carbon emissions and make the world a greener place. Luckily, the average person can do a lot to make their home more sustainable with electrification and renewable energy.
Read MoreThe end of the year is always a great time to think back and reflect on recent accomplishments. And for those who want to adopt some new resolutions, why not look into reducing one’s environmental impact? Thanks to new technologies and a growing range of options, committing to electrification can help reduce your carbon footprint and build a better future.
Read MoreLong-distance vacations are a common electric vehicle (EV) travel concern. However, times are changing. Smooth EV travel regionally and even long-distance treks are possible now! Drivers just need to prepare ahead to find electric charging stations and ensure a successful vacation or outing.
Read MoreDrivers are getting more excited about electric vehicles (EVs) as every major automaker and some new entrants to the arena introduce new EV models. However, the likelihood of a driver becoming an EV owner varies greatly with perceptions of cost differences, charger accessibility and consumer incentives, particularly in the U.S.
Read MoreA massive transformation is taking place in transportation of all kinds as the world seeks to reduce carbon emissions. Spurred on by major innovations in electric motors and batteries, the world is pushing to go all-electric as early as 2030.
Read MoreFor fleet managers, electrification requires careful consideration of costs and value. One thing to consider is the value you can create with the electric grid itself. With innovations like bidirectional charging, an EV charging infrastructure can unlock value in more ways than one. Here’s what you need to know about asset management and electrification.
Read MoreDrivers are getting more excited about electric vehicles (EVs) as every major automaker and some new entrants to the arena introduce new EV models. However, the likelihood of a driver becoming an EV owner varies greatly with perceptions of cost differences, charger accessibility and consumer incentives, particularly in the U.S.
Read MoreHomeowners are embracing the new paradigm of smart, automated homes. It’s the electrical planner’s job to ensure that houses are connected, which means taking care of much more than what the job has traditionally entailed.
Read MoreSavvy electrical contractors are reaping tremendous rewards by expanding their services in the renewable energy field by learning that embracing new technologies such as solar integration with battery storage in renewable energy is a lucrative undertaking.
Read MoreA recent J.D. Power study showed that while the bulk of electric vehicle (EV) drivers will likely rely on home charging for the majority of their miles, they do not know it yet. Recent trends in electrification show a strong push for overnight at home charging.
Read MoreElectrical contractors are already under pressure due to certain material shortages such as steel and copper, and the trend isn’t looking up. However, there are proven ways to save money on electrical equipment that should help you improve profit margins and stock up before certain supplies become hard to find.
Read MoreElectrifying your fleet requires a sound EV charging strategy. Cost, time and convenience are important considerations for building a fleet that is ready to hit the road every morning with a full charge. There are different options to explore, including public EV charging stations and investing in your own infrastructure.
Read More2021 has the potential to make or break electrical contractors, given how we’re experiencing both a growth in demand and increasing shortages in electrical supplies and qualified personnel. This is why businesses need to carefully think about their strategy and find reliable ways to increase profit margins in order to come out on top in the next decade. Take a look at a few tips to start you off on the right foot.
Read MoreAs the benefits of transitioning your company’s fleet vehicles to electric continue to grow, making sure that your employees don’t have to spend all day at a charging station is crucial. At-home EV charging enhances productivity throughout the day, and with the right strategy, you can guarantee that all employees start their day fully charged.
Read MoreWhile the EV fleet transformation has been limited to larger vehicles, the electrification of light fleet vehicles is catching up as EV charger installations at home allow drivers to wake up to a full battery and hit the road without heading to a centralized facility first.
Read MoreWhile most electrical contractors are on board with the renewable energy transition, they often don’t know where to start with their workforce. Help your employees deliver new services and tap into emerging technologies for the growing market of electrification jobs.
Read MoreOver the past decades, we have gotten used to gas station cards, mileage allowances and similar solutions for driver reimbursement. But now how do we handle EV driver reimbursements?
Read MoreIn a unique situation, all auto companies are starting to embrace electric vehicles (EVs). This presents EV opportunities for electrical contractors, enabling them to find new clients in this emergent market.
Read MoreAffordable emission-free electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a sci-fi prospect. Fleet managers across the nation are experimenting with different ways to introduce EVs into their businesses.
Read MoreTake the right steps in adapting your electrical company to lead the change in your local market, before everyone else catches up.
Read MoreFinding skilled workers remains a challenge for many industries. But what’s behind the shortage, and what’s changed? Here’s an overview of the current state and what you can expect the future to look like.
Read MoreRecent amendments to the electrical code increase the need for ground fault protection when using NEMA 14-50 outlets and introduce new complications into the process of installing these outlets.
Read MoreTake a look at this overview of federal and local EV policies that fleet managers should know about on their path to electrification.
Read MoreEquipped with an understanding of green licenses and permits, you can open your business to contracts in various niches. This includes at-home EV charger station installations.
Read MoreAs electric vehicles (EVs) grow in popularity and entire commercial fleets adopt them, electrical contractors are looking to offer solutions for this new customer base.
Read MoreFleet electrification is gaining popularity as new energy efficiency initiatives are rolling out. But so far it hasn’t been an easy or streamlined process.
Read MoreLike a massive destructive wave, the COVID-19 pandemic hit the globe full force in 2020 but the demand for electrical contractors remains strong, and new opportunities are plentiful.
Read MoreWhile the EV market has been growing for years, 2021 is poised to be the year where electric vehicles become mainstream.
Read MoreThe ABC’s of EV charging stations and installation options.
Read MoreSchneider and Qmerit’s joint venture was so successful for both companies that Qmerit received a particular call-out in a case study about Schneider Electric published in the Harvard Business School Review.
Read MoreAs the dominoes continue to fall in favor of Electric Vehicle advancement, we can see from a business standpoint that we should keep a close eye on the EV industry.
Read MoreAre you considering switching to an Electric Vehicle? Ever wondered how you charge an EV at home?
Read MoreWhen it comes to purchasing a new vehicle, men are almost twice as likely to buy an EV than women. A deeper dive into EV buying decisions uncovers why women are more hesitant to drive electric. With greater priorities of practicality, affordable pricing, safety, and the environment, our latest article explores what is driving the gender gap in electric vehicle adoption and how auto manufacturers and EV charger installation will have a big role to play in the future of sustainable transportation in America.
Read MoreSociety is moving away from fossil fuels toward clean electricity created by renewable technologies like solar. With this move, the demand for electricity in the home by using tankless water heaters, electric stoves and ovens, electric heaters, and electric vehicles (EVs) is increasing rapidly. In addition, installing solar panels on rooftops creates its own power. All of these technological advances save homeowners money and are a large part of the solution to climate change.
Read MoreDigital features have transformed appliances, cars and so much more. Recent electrical panel technology innovations make advanced digital features available to homeowners. Here’s what you need to know about smart electrical panels and their benefits.
Read MoreIf you want to power a single home or building, you might consider using nanogrids, which are small electrical networks designed to power a single home or building. As electrification increases, switching to local infrastructure is a solution that would make sense for many homeowners and businesses.
Read MoreAs electric vehicle (EV) ownership takes off in cities and suburbs, EV uptake in rural areas lags. Factors such as longer typical driving distances play a part, but access to inexpensive and reliable electricity may be the real culprit.
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Smart home panels have several benefits, from giving you more control over your energy usage to prioritizing critical circuits during a power outage or peak hours. However, there are some important considerations. Here’s how you can find the best smart home control panel for your residence.
Read MoreInnovative technology is changing energy production and usage in electric grids around the globe and here in the U.S. For electrical contractors, this trend means new opportunities. Nanogrids are one of the latest advances. Are you ready to support this growing market?
Read MoreMany homeowners are investing in electrification or switching to driving an electric vehicle (EV) to reduce their energy consumption and carbon footprint. But many homeowners miss the opportunity to get the benefits of upgrading their home’s power system with an electrical panel that has smart features.
Read MoreWhen you think about electrification, you probably think about electric cars. But have you thought of electrified logistics, services, and public transit vehicles?
Read MoreToday’s modern technology is vulnerable to power surges. Protection from surges is also an important consideration when installing an at-home charger for an electric vehicle (EV). The right device will protect your EV, charger and home electrical system from over-voltage.
Read MoreThe current race to find cleaner sources of energy echoes another event. Fifty years ago, an oil embargo caused businesses and consumers to rethink their fossil fuel consumption and explore alternatives. This historical event saw the creation of the first electric cars in a century.
Read MoreWhether you’ve purchased an electric vehicle (EV) or are still considering it, you’ve likely heard about the supposed drawbacks and disadvantages of trading in your gasoline-powered car for an electric one. Driving an EV is different from driving a conventional
Read MoreYou love driving your electric vehicle, but probably do not like having to search for or wait at a public charging station. You’ve probably want to install an EV charging station at home but aren’t completely sure what all the benefits would be. For a homeowner or a multifamily resident, the value of an EV charging station installation and having the freedom to charge at home increases daily!
Read MoreThe number of electric vehicle (EV) owners is increasing rapidly. With gas prices so high and a plethora of new car models from which to choose, that trend will only accelerate. If you’re among the many new EV owners, there are some things you should know. This blog highlights a few essential tips.
Read MoreBidirectional charging is a relatively new benefit of electric vehicles (EVs), but it’s intriguing, transforming your EV into a home power source and a way to save money. Going bidirectional can save or even make money while benefiting the environment and ensuring additional peace of mind in a power disruption.
Read MoreThe battery is a component you’ll find in both EVs and gas-powered cars. However, the function of the battery in these two applications is very different. While an EV battery acts as the primary source of power, the battery of a gas-powered vehicle provides the initial electricity burst needed to crank the engine.
Read MoreAs a new electric vehicle (EV) owner, you’ve most likely realized that the Level 1 charger (charging cord) delivered with your car is too slow for daily use. And driving to a Level 3 charging station can be inconvenient. So what is the solution? Installing a Level 2 charging station in your home is often the best option.
Read MoreYour new electric vehicle (EV) came with a “power cord” known as a Level 1 charger. You may ask if all Level 1 chargers are the same or what the best Level 1 EV charger is. In reality, all Level 1 chargers are similar, so asking which is the best is a bit of a trick question.
Read MoreElectric vehicles (EVs) and solar panels are the first things that come to mind when electrification comes up. However, homeowners can explore other options to adopt a sustainable and self-reliant lifestyle while lowering energy costs.
Read MoreHome solar panels have come a long way in efficiency and represent one of the most common forms of renewable electricity. However, their immense strength may be their biggest weakness. When the sun goes down or a storm rolls in, your power stops being generated, but your energy needs are still there. So, how do you ensure your fridge keeps running and your electric vehicle (EV) can be charged at any time? Energy storage technologies are the answer.
Read MoreElectric vehicles are here to stay. So, the industry will need to address the challenge of battery storage to meet the demand for EV charging units. This guide will walk you through the EV charging industry and arm you with the information you need.
Read MoreThe shift from fossil fuels toward renewable energy sources has accelerated the home electrification movement. As a result, many homeowners are converting their homes to go fully electric, saving money and the environment in the process. Here’s what you should know about electrification and what it could mean for your home.
Read MoreThe electric vehicle industry is growing at a rapid pace with automakers actively expanding their EV lineup, federal incentives supporting the development of strong charging infrastructure, and consumers opting for greener forms of transportation.
Read MoreSavvy consumers take the time to research before they make big purchasing decisions. Asking the right questions and going to the right source are essential. Deciding to join the electric vehicle (EV) revolution involves more than picking the vehicle. Before you take the plunge into the EV world by installing an EV home charger, this guide aims to answer all of your EV questions.
Read MoreWith many U.S. cities at or quickly approaching two vehicles per household, the need for a comprehensive home EV charging solution has grown significantly. As drivers purchase and find value with their first electric vehicle (EV), it is reasonable to expect they will see the advantage of adding additional EVs.
Read MoreThe first question every prospective electric vehicle owner asks is: How long does it take to charge an EV? At-home charging gives EV owners a convenient way of keeping their vehicle’s battery full without making a stop at a public charging station a part of their daily commute.
Read MoreElectric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more popular in the mainstream car market and are starting to flood American roadways. Consumers need assurance that they can take charge in the wild when taking a trip with little or no “range anxiety.” Easy access to Level 3 EV charging would help alleviate with this concern.
Read MoreHome charging is now in reach for EV owners. To accelerate the transition to EVs, the federal government, the majority of states and some municipalities are offering incentives to help offset the costs for buyers. This article will explore charging options, costs, and other considerations of implementing a home EV charging solution.
Read MoreMedia attention on government plans to build an infrastructure to support electric vehicles (EVs) on U.S. highways may have heightened range anxiety in those considering EVs.
Read MoreAs electric vehicles (EV) become more popular, EV charging units are being installed in buildings all around the world. Installing an EV charger is not like plugging in a blender. It is an advanced electrical interface.
Read MoreAdopting clean energy solutions, such as newer energy storage batteries and an electric vehicle, is a huge step toward eliminating your fossil fuel dependence. And it is now more possible than ever.
Read MoreElectric vehicles are taking the U.S. automotive market by storm. New model rollouts seem to be announced monthly, and major auto manufacturers have finally joined the race to net zero.
Read MoreEV charging is increasingly becoming a daily part of life for many Americans, Canadians and drivers elsewhere around the globe. Understanding the basics of chargers will help ensure a smooth experience of owning and using an EV.
Read MoreSlick designs, single-pedal driving, no tailpipes, re-emerging from the pandemic to embrace the future of electric vehicles (EVs) – that’s what 2021 auto shows were all about.
Read MoreSustainability is not just about governments and corporations. Regular homeowners are increasingly making decisions that help reduce carbon emissions and make the world a greener place. Luckily, the average person can do a lot to make their home more sustainable with electrification and renewable energy.
Read MoreThe end of the year is always a great time to think back and reflect on recent accomplishments. And for those who want to adopt some new resolutions, why not look into reducing one’s environmental impact? Thanks to new technologies and a growing range of options, committing to electrification can help reduce your carbon footprint and build a better future.
Read MoreLong-distance vacations are a common electric vehicle (EV) travel concern. However, times are changing. Smooth EV travel regionally and even long-distance treks are possible now! Drivers just need to prepare ahead to find electric charging stations and ensure a successful vacation or outing.
Read MoreDrivers are getting more excited about electric vehicles (EVs) as every major automaker and some new entrants to the arena introduce new EV models. However, the likelihood of a driver becoming an EV owner varies greatly with perceptions of cost differences, charger accessibility and consumer incentives, particularly in the U.S.
Read MoreA massive transformation is taking place in transportation of all kinds as the world seeks to reduce carbon emissions. Spurred on by major innovations in electric motors and batteries, the world is pushing to go all-electric as early as 2030.
Read MoreFor fleet managers, electrification requires careful consideration of costs and value. One thing to consider is the value you can create with the electric grid itself. With innovations like bidirectional charging, an EV charging infrastructure can unlock value in more ways than one. Here’s what you need to know about asset management and electrification.
Read MoreDrivers are getting more excited about electric vehicles (EVs) as every major automaker and some new entrants to the arena introduce new EV models. However, the likelihood of a driver becoming an EV owner varies greatly with perceptions of cost differences, charger accessibility and consumer incentives, particularly in the U.S.
Read MoreIn a unique situation, all auto companies are starting to embrace electric vehicles (EVs). This presents EV opportunities for electrical contractors, enabling them to find new clients in this emergent market.
Read MoreTake the right steps in adapting your electrical company to lead the change in your local market, before everyone else catches up.
Read MoreRecent amendments to the electrical code increase the need for ground fault protection when using NEMA 14-50 outlets and introduce new complications into the process of installing these outlets.
Read MoreAs electric vehicles (EVs) grow in popularity and entire commercial fleets adopt them, electrical contractors are looking to offer solutions for this new customer base.
Read MoreWhile the EV market has been growing for years, 2021 is poised to be the year where electric vehicles become mainstream.
Read MoreThe ABC’s of EV charging stations and installation options.
Read MoreSchneider and Qmerit’s joint venture was so successful for both companies that Qmerit received a particular call-out in a case study about Schneider Electric published in the Harvard Business School Review.
Read MoreAs the dominoes continue to fall in favor of Electric Vehicle advancement, we can see from a business standpoint that we should keep a close eye on the EV industry.
Read MoreAre you considering switching to an Electric Vehicle? Ever wondered how you charge an EV at home?
Read MoreHigh energy prices and supply chain disruption are affecting most industries. The three major causes are:
Electric vehicles are here to stay. So, the industry will need to address the challenge of battery storage to meet the demand for EV charging units. This guide will walk you through the EV charging industry and arm you with the information you need.
Read MoreThe recent surge in demand for electric vehicles is only the beginning of a much bigger trend. It is clear that the demand for electric cars will continue to grow rapidly. EV charging can provide new revenue streams, increase resident satisfaction and add value to your property.
Read MoreThe electrification market has been growing at a fast pace. There are many opportunities to explore for drivers, commercial fleet managers, service technicians and more. Read on to learn more about the future of electrification.
Read MoreMost of the world’s governments made serious commitments to net-zero emissions amid the worldwide pandemic. Almost 20 months into it, we have already seen enormous changes and growth in the renewable energy industry. The trends show no signs of stopping, either.
Read MoreHomeowners are embracing the new paradigm of smart, automated homes. It’s the electrical planner’s job to ensure that houses are connected, which means taking care of much more than what the job has traditionally entailed.
Read MoreSavvy electrical contractors are reaping tremendous rewards by expanding their services in the renewable energy field by learning that embracing new technologies such as solar integration with battery storage in renewable energy is a lucrative undertaking.
Read MoreElectrical contractors are already under pressure due to certain material shortages such as steel and copper, and the trend isn’t looking up. However, there are proven ways to save money on electrical equipment that should help you improve profit margins and stock up before certain supplies become hard to find.
Read More2021 has the potential to make or break electrical contractors, given how we’re experiencing both a growth in demand and increasing shortages in electrical supplies and qualified personnel. This is why businesses need to carefully think about their strategy and find reliable ways to increase profit margins in order to come out on top in the next decade. Take a look at a few tips to start you off on the right foot.
Read MoreWhile most electrical contractors are on board with the renewable energy transition, they often don’t know where to start with their workforce. Help your employees deliver new services and tap into emerging technologies for the growing market of electrification jobs.
Read MoreIn a unique situation, all auto companies are starting to embrace electric vehicles (EVs). This presents EV opportunities for electrical contractors, enabling them to find new clients in this emergent market.
Read MoreFinding skilled workers remains a challenge for many industries. But what’s behind the shortage, and what’s changed? Here’s an overview of the current state and what you can expect the future to look like.
Read MoreRecent amendments to the electrical code increase the need for ground fault protection when using NEMA 14-50 outlets and introduce new complications into the process of installing these outlets.
Read MoreEquipped with an understanding of green licenses and permits, you can open your business to contracts in various niches. This includes at-home EV charger station installations.
Read MoreAs electric vehicles (EVs) grow in popularity and entire commercial fleets adopt them, electrical contractors are looking to offer solutions for this new customer base.
Read MoreLike a massive destructive wave, the COVID-19 pandemic hit the globe full force in 2020 but the demand for electrical contractors remains strong, and new opportunities are plentiful.
Read MoreThe ABC’s of EV charging stations and installation options.
Read MoreThe electrification market has been growing at a fast pace. There are many opportunities to explore for drivers, commercial fleet managers, service technicians and more. Read on to learn more about the future of electrification.
Read MoreCommercial fleets are finally in a position where a transition to zero-emission EVs isn’t only an environmental consideration, but also a possible financial boon.
Read MoreAutomakers are now focusing production toward medium- and heavy-duty vehicles and their potential for electrification. This is especially exciting news for fleet managers who are already transitioning light-duty vehicle fleets to electric.
Read MoreFleet electrification is a crucial step towards eliminating carbon emissions. However, benefits don’t stop there. This investment is an opportunity to rethink your fleet management process.
Read MoreEnvironmental, social and governance (ESG) goals are increasingly becoming a factor in long-term corporate sustainability programs.
Read MoreFor fleet managers, electrification requires careful consideration of costs and value. One thing to consider is the value you can create with the electric grid itself. With innovations like bidirectional charging, an EV charging infrastructure can unlock value in more ways than one. Here’s what you need to know about asset management and electrification.
Read MoreA recent J.D. Power study showed that while the bulk of electric vehicle (EV) drivers will likely rely on home charging for the majority of their miles, they do not know it yet. Recent trends in electrification show a strong push for overnight at home charging.
Read MoreElectrifying your fleet requires a sound EV charging strategy. Cost, time and convenience are important considerations for building a fleet that is ready to hit the road every morning with a full charge. There are different options to explore, including public EV charging stations and investing in your own infrastructure.
Read MoreAs the benefits of transitioning your company’s fleet vehicles to electric continue to grow, making sure that your employees don’t have to spend all day at a charging station is crucial. At-home EV charging enhances productivity throughout the day, and with the right strategy, you can guarantee that all employees start their day fully charged.
Read MoreWhile the EV fleet transformation has been limited to larger vehicles, the electrification of light fleet vehicles is catching up as EV charger installations at home allow drivers to wake up to a full battery and hit the road without heading to a centralized facility first.
Read MoreOver the past decades, we have gotten used to gas station cards, mileage allowances and similar solutions for driver reimbursement. But now how do we handle EV driver reimbursements?
Read MoreAffordable emission-free electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a sci-fi prospect. Fleet managers across the nation are experimenting with different ways to introduce EVs into their businesses.
Read MoreTake a look at this overview of federal and local EV policies that fleet managers should know about on their path to electrification.
Read MoreFleet electrification is gaining popularity as new energy efficiency initiatives are rolling out. But so far it hasn’t been an easy or streamlined process.
Read More