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Power Distribution and Management The electric vehicles (EVs) market is going mainstream. Globally, almost 9% of all car sales were electric in 2021, up from just 2.5% in 2019. China and Europe are leading sales, but EV sales doubled, year-over-year, in 2021, to roll past 500,000 vehicles even in the United States. And that number is set to multiply, moving forward. Ford recently announced it had advance orders for more than 200,000 of its F-150 Li...

Imagine being an electrician in the early 20th century and having a customer ask for the very latest in modern conveniences. Back then your options were extremely limited. Maybe you’d install some of the early electrical household appliances. Maybe a dimmer here and there. But automation? Or advanced lighting options? That would have required monumental effort. Imagine the wiring required to connect each and every function to an individual button! Lots of work, for little payoff. Luckily...

Automotive and Mobility EV battery demand is predicted to increase nearly 15-fold from 2020 to 2030 The EV market is skyrocketing. There’s a major EV production bottleneck, though — there aren’t enough batteries to meet current demand. The problem will likely be even more challenging in the future because BNEF predicts battery demand will rise 15-fold from 2020 to 2030 in the Economic Transition Scenario. To meet this growing need, EV battery...

Home Energy Management Smart EV charging in buildings is central to sustainable, green transportation Energy Management Electric vehicles play a key role in combating climate change – but they must be charged sustainably The world is heading toward a wider-ranging and more destructive climate effects if countries don’t meet their emission reduction targets. To mitigate their impact and meet their climate commitments, countries are pursuing a ho...

Singapore is showing us its big plans with big minds to developing greener and more sustainable land transport. The Lion City is aiming to cut the sector’s emissions as much as 80% by the middle of the century.  And encouraging eMobility with electric vehicles (EVs) is one of the key pillars of the Singapore Green Plan 2030, which was launched in February last year. In fact, the island nation is hoping to migrate its entire road fleet from traditional ICE (internal combustion engine) po...

Driving an electric car, even one running on electricity derived from fossil fuels, is better for the environment than cars with internal combustion engines (ICE). The Wall Street Journal demonstrated that, from cradle to grave, the production and operation of electric cars emits less CO2 than ICE vehicles. But the full benefit of electric vehicle (EV) adoption won’t be realized until clean, renewable electricity is the primary fuel; something possible today using energy management syste...

eMobility is evolving—and for the better. Even while there are still obstacles to the electrification of the transport industry, there are many more opportunities worth fighting for. This is especially clear in urban areas where pollution, traffic, and safety are currently significant concerns. If things stay as they are, mobility issues will worsen as population and Economic growth lead to more people owning cars and driving more miles. As a result, the mobility sector is launching a di...