Chicken or egg? Cracking the paradoxes of EV charging infrastructure

The EV industry is full of chicken-and-egg paradoxes: from whether we need more EVs or chargers first to how CPOs should balance cost and experience. This blog unpacks four major paradoxes shaping EV charging infrastructure and explores how smart energy management can help operators turn challenges into opportunities.

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Report: Digitalization in the energy industry

Players in the changing energy landscape must decarbonize and decentralize. Our report shows that digitalization in energy has become the key to survival.

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Accelerating the use of sustainable technology in energy

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The DER API – Developing Energy

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Here comes the sun

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The new German Renewable Energy Act 2021

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Presenting the Charging Report 2021

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Brains over Copper: The different ways of load management

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Timing is everything: Why time-of-use tariffs are here to stay

Recent energy developments make flexible tariffs that change with time of use crucial. Learn why energy management systems should work with ToU tariffs.