by evse | Jan 27, 2021 | blog
Cameron Craig, EVSE As we enter our 6th year of EVSE Australia, we want to embrace the growth and dynamism that the EV market is experiencing right now, so we’ve come out with a fresh new logo to carry us into our next chapter. It’s a future-proof...
by evse | Dec 6, 2020 | blog
A question that is increasingly being asked by electric vehicle drivers is would a grid-based vehicle bi-directional connection be superior to a local vehicle to home network. This blog looks into the technology concept and provides the feasibility. Firstly...
by evse | Nov 16, 2020 | blog
BHP, Rio Tinto, FMG and more are investing in an electric future with an increase in electrification of their lighter vehicles. BHP has already invested in electric Landcruiser’s for their Olympic Dam mining operation in South Australia. The hundreds of kilometres of...
by evse | Jul 6, 2020 | blog
We’ve seen the future and we all know it’s electric. COVID -19 showed the world a glimpse of what life will be like after we end pollution. Switching to clean energy often comes with push back and resentment for the simple reason of cost. But we only have to look at...
by evse | Jul 6, 2020 | blog
Distributed Energy Resources Roadmap WA clean energy plans and EV charging Distributed Energy Resources (DER) stands for small scale generation and storage of electricity. This is made possible by the reduction in costs of renewable energy and technology which takes...
by evse | Jul 5, 2020 | blog
What is the best way to minimise your costs and carbon footprint. The main argument we need to address is: Does it make sense to charge an electric car with a home battery? This is an important argument and one that has merits on either side. Firstly, the average EV...
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