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RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE COMMISSION: Drive Electric’s advice on the second draft of the Emissions Reduction Plan (2026-2030)

Drive Electric

The transition to electric vehicles depends on the availability of renewable electricity and the infrastructure to enable users to charge their vehicles. We would make the following additional points: E-mobility, by definition, depends on affordable and reliable renewable electricity.

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EV Charging in Commercial and Industrial Buildings

Driivz

McKinsey estimates that by 2030 the EV market will require more than 55 million chargers in buildings in China, the US, and the EU-27 plus the UK, consuming at least 525 TWh of electricity per year. At the same time, you can improve the customer experience and strengthen brand loyalty by enabling EV owners to charge where they work and shop.

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The Transformative Role of Electric Vehicles in Shaping Smart Cities

Baua Electric

Unlike traditional internal combustion engine vehicles that emit pollutants such as carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and particulate matter, EVs produce no emissions during operation. Dynamic Route Planning for EVs: Smart transportation systems leverage data analytics to provide dynamic route planning for electric vehicles.

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Four Factors That Will Impact EV Charging Infrastructure Requirements by 2030

Driivz

Rapid growth in EV adoption, bolstered by government initiatives to reduce CO2 emissions, has created an immediate need to build EV charging infrastructure to support the growin g demand for EV charging. Current charger installations tend to be clustered in higher income and population-dense areas.