Ohme offers one stop shop for EV drivers
Smart EV charging company Ohme (derived from “ohm” – the unit of electrical resistance) is introducing a new managed installation service for its home EV chargers.
Smart EV charging company Ohme (derived from “ohm” – the unit of electrical resistance) is introducing a new managed installation service for its home EV chargers.
EV charging company Ohme is launching its technology and residential EV chargers in Australia.
Telco ASX listed company BSA Limited intends entering the EV charging market. That would make BSA Australia’s only telco company servicing the EV sector, it says.
Up to 50 Jolt chargers will be rolled out across key transport sites in Greater Sydney. EV drivers there now have access to more free 7kWh, fast streetside charging stations, as Jolt and Transport for NSW launch the first in a series of new charging sites.
Five rapid Tritium 75kW DC chargers with 10 connectors will be included in a Welsh retail site allowing 40 EVs to charge simultaneously.
Ampol believes it’s well placed to deliver its future energy and decarbonisation strategies. The company has released its 2023 Climate Report providing an overview of how it’s going from May 2021 to May 31, 2023, and aligned with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) framework.
Brisbane-based EV charging and energy management start-up EVOS has secured $5 million in its latest funding round and will launch a new EV charging product in its home city on July 19. EVOS says the $5m raise was completed leveraging existing investors to close the round quickly.
BP and AGL have joined forces to launch in coming months an initial offer for New South Wales customers to receive special charging rates at BP Pulse rapid and ultra-fast chargers when they sign up for AGL’s new EV home energy plan.
Brisbane-headquartered EV fast charger manufacturer Tritium has announced US$40 million (A$59.2m) investment comprising US$35m from Sunset Power Pty as trustee of the St Baker Family Trust and US$5m from O-Corp EV.
About $70 million funding will come from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) under the Driving the Nation Program aimed at fostering innovation in EV charging solutions across Australia.