According to a recent survey,¹ American automotive executives expect that on average around half of new vehicle sales will be all-electric by 2030. That’s a lot of new electric vehicles (EVs) of every sort hitting the road in less than a decade – fueling a rapidly growing need for convenient, efficient ways to power up.
Signaling challenges – and opportunities – for EV charging
Most utilities industry experts agree that electricity is well-positioned to take the lead as the fuel of choice for automotive transportation. But with this surge in growth comes challenges.
