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Siemens’ Russelectric adds EV charging to Massachusetts renewable microgrid

Green Car Congress

Russelectric, a manufacturer of distributed energy and microgrid control systems for mission-critical commercial facilities that was acquired by Siemens in 2018, has added electrical vehicle charging capabilities at its Hingham, Massachusetts, facility. kW (30A), thus providing a full charge for most EVs in under four hours.

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Electric school buses give back over 80 hours of power to Massachusetts energy grid

Electrek

The power of heavy-duty electric vehicles is on display again in Massachusetts as electric school buses are being used to send much-needed energy back to the grid. The post Electric school buses give back over 80 hours of power to Massachusetts energy grid appeared first on Electrek.

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Demand Charge Alternatives for EV Charging in Massachusetts

Green Energy Consumers

Back in January, we wrote about the approval by the Department of Public Utilities (DPU) of $400 million for electric vehicle (EV) charging in Massachusetts. Since then, both National Grid and Eversource have rolled out new incentives for both infrastructure upgrades and charging hardware. (

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National Grid Installs Pole-Mounted EV Chargers In Massachusetts

CleanTechnica EVs

EV chargers need electricity. Light poles have electricity. It's all good in Massachusetts.

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$400 Million For Electric Car Charging in Massachusetts!

Green Energy Consumers

Way back in the summer of 2021 , the electric utilities in Massachusetts – Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil – proposed bold new electric vehicle programs to the Department of Public Utilities (DPU). For the next year, the DPU engaged in a formal process to weigh the utilities’ proposals.

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Say Yes at the DPU part Two: A Modern Grid and Smart Meters for Massachusetts

Green Energy Consumers

A few days ago, we posted a blog about the proposals by Massachusetts’ investor-owned?utility utility companies (Eversource, National Grid, and?Unitil) Unitil) to expand their electric vehicle?(EV)?programs?through In the coming months, the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) will?deliberate

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Massachusetts needs more EV charging. Electric utilities have a plan.

Green Energy Consumers

More electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure is on the horizon in Massachusetts.The investor-owned utility companies (Eversource, National Grid, and Unitil) recently submitted proposals to expand their EV programs through 2025.