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EV Fleets and Infrastructure Take Center Stage

January 31, 2021

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RMI: Steep Climb Ahead - Rocky Mountain Institute’s report, Steep Climb Ahead—How Fleet Managers Can Prepare for the Coming Wave of Electrified Vehicles, finds that major fleet managers have begun electrifying their fleets, which will ultimately save them money and reduce their carbon footprints. But in order to electrify their vehicles at scale, they will need to begin serious planning for it now. Organizations with large fleets will need to undertake a fundamental business restructuring in order to execute a successful transition to electric vehicles (EVs). SEPA: A Regulatory Roadmap for Vehicle-Grid Integration - Whether electric vehicles (EVs) are your favorite topic or make your head spin, they are here and projected to increase in numbers. EVs could become a grid asset with thoughtful planning by utilities and guidance from regulators.Energy Transition Show: Vehicle to Grid Integration - In this lagniappe episode, we switch roles for the first time, with Chris as the guest and Utility Dive reporter Robert Walton as our guest host. Chris summarizes some of the insights he has gained from the past five years of research and writing about electric vehicles and vehicle-grid integration, including the various methods and speeds of charging, how we manage the loads of EV charging on utility grids, the roles that utilities can play in supporting transportation electrification, how fleet managers need to start preparing to electrify their own fleets, and what it all means for the future of utility grids.

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RMI: Steep Climb Ahead - Rocky Mountain Institute’s report, Steep Climb Ahead—How Fleet Managers Can Prepare for the Coming Wave of Electrified Vehicles, finds that major fleet managers have begun electrifying their fleets, which will ultimately save them money and reduce their carbon footprints. But in order to electrify their vehicles at scale, they will need to begin serious planning for it now. Organizations with large fleets will need to undertake a fundamental business restructuring in order to execute a successful transition to electric vehicles (EVs). SEPA: A Regulatory Roadmap for Vehicle-Grid Integration - Whether electric vehicles (EVs) are your favorite topic or make your head spin, they are here and projected to increase in numbers. EVs could become a grid asset with thoughtful planning by utilities and guidance from regulators.Energy Transition Show: Vehicle to Grid Integration - In this lagniappe episode, we switch roles for the first time, with Chris as the guest and Utility Dive reporter Robert Walton as our guest host. Chris summarizes some of the insights he has gained from the past five years of research and writing about electric vehicles and vehicle-grid integration, including the various methods and speeds of charging, how we manage the loads of EV charging on utility grids, the roles that utilities can play in supporting transportation electrification, how fleet managers need to start preparing to electrify their own fleets, and what it all means for the future of utility grids.

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EV Fleets and Infrastructure Take Center Stage

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EV Fleets and Infrastructure Take Center Stage

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RMI: Steep Climb Ahead - Rocky Mountain Institute’s report, Steep Climb Ahead—How Fleet Managers Can Prepare for the Coming Wave of Electrified Vehicles, finds that major fleet managers have begun electrifying their fleets, which will ultimately save them money and reduce their carbon footprints. But in order to electrify their vehicles at scale, they will need to begin serious planning for it now. Organizations with large fleets will need to undertake a fundamental business restructuring in order to execute a successful transition to electric vehicles (EVs). SEPA: A Regulatory Roadmap for Vehicle-Grid Integration - Whether electric vehicles (EVs) are your favorite topic or make your head spin, they are here and projected to increase in numbers. EVs could become a grid asset with thoughtful planning by utilities and guidance from regulators.Energy Transition Show: Vehicle to Grid Integration - In this lagniappe episode, we switch roles for the first time, with Chris as the guest and Utility Dive reporter Robert Walton as our guest host. Chris summarizes some of the insights he has gained from the past five years of research and writing about electric vehicles and vehicle-grid integration, including the various methods and speeds of charging, how we manage the loads of EV charging on utility grids, the roles that utilities can play in supporting transportation electrification, how fleet managers need to start preparing to electrify their own fleets, and what it all means for the future of utility grids.

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EV Fleets and Infrastructure Take Center Stage

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RMI: Steep Climb Ahead - Rocky Mountain Institute’s report, Steep Climb Ahead—How Fleet Managers Can Prepare for the Coming Wave of Electrified Vehicles, finds that major fleet managers have begun electrifying their fleets, which will ultimately save them money and reduce their carbon footprints. But in order to electrify their vehicles at scale, they will need to begin serious planning for it now. Organizations with large fleets will need to undertake a fundamental business restructuring in order to execute a successful transition to electric vehicles (EVs). SEPA: A Regulatory Roadmap for Vehicle-Grid Integration - Whether electric vehicles (EVs) are your favorite topic or make your head spin, they are here and projected to increase in numbers. EVs could become a grid asset with thoughtful planning by utilities and guidance from regulators.Energy Transition Show: Vehicle to Grid Integration - In this lagniappe episode, we switch roles for the first time, with Chris as the guest and Utility Dive reporter Robert Walton as our guest host. Chris summarizes some of the insights he has gained from the past five years of research and writing about electric vehicles and vehicle-grid integration, including the various methods and speeds of charging, how we manage the loads of EV charging on utility grids, the roles that utilities can play in supporting transportation electrification, how fleet managers need to start preparing to electrify their own fleets, and what it all means for the future of utility grids.

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EV Fleets and Infrastructure Take Center Stage

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RMI: Steep Climb Ahead - Rocky Mountain Institute’s report, Steep Climb Ahead—How Fleet Managers Can Prepare for the Coming Wave of Electrified Vehicles, finds that major fleet managers have begun electrifying their fleets, which will ultimately save them money and reduce their carbon footprints. But in order to electrify their vehicles at scale, they will need to begin serious planning for it now. Organizations with large fleets will need to undertake a fundamental business restructuring in order to execute a successful transition to electric vehicles (EVs). SEPA: A Regulatory Roadmap for Vehicle-Grid Integration - Whether electric vehicles (EVs) are your favorite topic or make your head spin, they are here and projected to increase in numbers. EVs could become a grid asset with thoughtful planning by utilities and guidance from regulators.Energy Transition Show: Vehicle to Grid Integration - In this lagniappe episode, we switch roles for the first time, with Chris as the guest and Utility Dive reporter Robert Walton as our guest host. Chris summarizes some of the insights he has gained from the past five years of research and writing about electric vehicles and vehicle-grid integration, including the various methods and speeds of charging, how we manage the loads of EV charging on utility grids, the roles that utilities can play in supporting transportation electrification, how fleet managers need to start preparing to electrify their own fleets, and what it all means for the future of utility grids.

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