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The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) will likely result in "bottlenecks" across Europes electricity grids by 2030 unless governments and electricity network operators incentivise managed charging, new research has concluded.

/PRNewswire/ -- Adoption of eMobility is not just an economic or environmental phenomenon, but a psychological one that hinges on widespread customer...

/PRNewswire/ -- Adoption of eMobility is not just an economic or environmental phenomenon, but a psychological one that hinges on widespread customer...

- With an expected 130m EVs in Europe by 2035, a robust infrastructure that allows customers to charge quickly and reliably is critical - Grid capacity will have to transform to resolve

/PRNewswire/ -- Eurelectrics Power Barometer 2021, eine jährliche Analyse der branchenweiten Trends im Stromsektor, zeigt wie neun politische Maßnahmen die...

/PRNewswire/ -- Nine policy measures can put Europes economy on a steady path to net-zero, highlights Eurelectrics Power Barometer 2021, an analysis of...

“Lo peor que se puede hacer en este momento es socavar los activos libres en carbono”, asegura

BRUSSELS, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The European Commission must urgently develop and implement an integrated "Electrification Strategy" to unlock the full potential of a major uptake of clean electricity. This is the call at the heart of Eurelectrics policy recommendations for an Electric Decade released today, together with an analysis on the benefits resulting from mass electrification. The urgency is critical. Accelerated electrification is key to Europes decarbonisation. By 2030, the...

Eurelectric calls for an "Electrification Strategy" to win the Electric Decade News provided by Share this article BRUSSELS, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The European Commission must urgently develop and implement an integrated "Electrification Strategy" to unlock the full potential of a major uptake of clean electricity. This is the call at the heart of Eurelectrics policy recommendations for an  released today, together with an analysis on the benefits resulting from mass electrification. ...

1) Electrify everything, directly or indirectly The first is to prioritise direct electrification — such as electric vehicles and heat pumps — and then to “aim for indirect electrification where direct electrification is not possible”. This is largely a reference to green hydrogen derived from renewable energy, but also includes the use of waste heat and electric thermal storage solutions to produce heat for district heating systems. But Kristian Ruby, secretary-general of Eurelectric, ...