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With the tightening carbon emission regulations imposed by the European Union, the era of smart electric vehicles has arrived. In order to meet the increasingly stringent carbon emission standards, European countries are actively promoting the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). Many businesses have also chosen to use EVs as company vehicles to reduce operating costs

  What is RCD? RCD stands for “Residual Current Device,” also known as a “Residual Current Circuit Breaker” or “RCCB.” It is a low-voltage safety device designed to detect and disconnect residual currents in an electrical circuit. RCDs are primarily used to prevent accidents, fires, and equipment damage caused by leakage currents and to detect

How Dynamic Load Management saves your money In recent years, with the rapid growth in the number of electric vehicles (EVs) and the increasing electricity demand they bring, it poses a significant challenge to the power grid infrastructure in countries around the world. On one hand, countries worldwide are intensifying their efforts in developing power

Avere-France’s ADVENIR program funds electric vehicle (EV) charging station installations, enhancing electric mobility alongside public efforts.   Collaborating with various sectors, it aims to strengthen the EV ecosystem by offering financial support and bonuses for charging solutions, making them more accessible.   The ADVENIR program adds a financial dimension thanks to the financing of electric vehicle

President Emmanuel Macron proudly announced an €8 billion lifeline for the French automotive industry. This initiative underscores France’s dedication to leading the charge in electric mobility, with plans to roll out over 100,000 public charging stations by the coming year and to boost electric vehicle (EV) production to 1 million annually by 2025. To further

Germany is intensifying efforts to encourage EV adoption within its borders. Outlined in the 2030 Climate Action Programme, which was enacted in October 2019, the government sets forth a vision to have up to 10 million EVs and 1 million charging stations across the country by the year 2030. To reach this bold goal, a

Norway leads the global transition towards electric vehicle (EV) adoption with its innovative approach since the early 1990s. Achieving a world record, 69% of all cars sold in Norway in 2020 were electrified. Unlike the direct subsidies common in other countries, Norway opts for significant tax reductions for EV owners, making electric driving more financially

The Netherlands remains at the forefront of electrification into the new decade, thanks to its progressive EV policies and an extensive network of EV chargers, holding the global lead in electric vehicle and charger density per 100 km. Projections indicate that the EV charging infrastructure market will exceed 200,000 units by 2025. Furthermore, the effectiveness