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Navigating Challenges and Optimizing Solutions of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

by ggidofalvi
October 27, 2023October 27, 2023

Risk for unmatched geographic infrastructure needs As electric vehicles (EVs) become essential to our efforts towards going green, charging infrastructure must evolve to keep up. However, the current energy demand and supply patterns for EVs don’t match the locations of existing refueling stations. Those involved… Read More »Navigating Challenges and Optimizing Solutions of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

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A customizable planning platform developed for strategic charging network subsidies

by ggidofalvi
August 29, 2023September 4, 2023

Gordian calls on European and federal energy agencies for strategic collaboration regarding collaborative and adaptive planning of charging infrastructure networks to speed up the green transition of the transport sector”.

The Importance of Route Based Network Impacts and Analytics in Transport Electrification

by ggidofalvi
August 16, 2023August 25, 2023

Or why should one not plan transport electrification based on traffic flows – a simple example Transport routes and charging infrastructure are important. They affect charging demand, grid load and flexibility, dynamic pricing opportunities, the feasibility of e-fleet operation, charging queues and charger utilization, charging… Read More »The Importance of Route Based Network Impacts and Analytics in Transport Electrification

Synthetic transport route data for transport electrification planning

by ggidofalvi
August 16, 2023September 22, 2023

Why use transport route data rather than traffic flows based on vehicle counts is paramount in strategic charging infrastructure planning.

Five issues slowing charging infrastructure for electric trucks

by ggidofalvi
April 11, 2023August 8, 2023

Drive down the road and you’ll see plenty of EVs, but why don’t you see electric trucks? A major bottle-neck in the adoption of heavy commercial vehicles is the lack of charging infrastructure. Here are five things that are slowing down the necessary development of charging… Read More »Five issues slowing charging infrastructure for electric trucks