COMPANIES COMPETE TO CREATE FASTER CHARGERS FOR ELECTIC CARS
November 1st, 2010
BY DEIRDRE MASON
As governments wake up to the need of establishing an infrastructure of charging points for electric vehicles (EVs), commercial players are offering anything from the expertise to set up the network down to the individual chargers. Some innovations will clearly make life a lot easier for those with the job of making the EV marketable. Others may bring problems of their own alongside their benefits.
Deciding how and where to set up a network is crucial. The UK-based Future Transport Systems designs the layout of electric vehicle charging ...
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