The electrification of road transport is happening – and it is already having a profound impact on the energy system and our cities. As more and more people drive electric, smart charging can ease the integration of the newcomers into the grid.
Environmentalists, consumers, trade unions, and SMEs demand a more prominent role in European standardisation as CEN and CENELEC are expected to review their governance structure and rules.
Our guide aims to assist those working on public charging infrastructure at a local level. It is designed to help local authorities understand the main benefits of smart charging, the role standards play in achieving these benefits and how the right procurement policies can help deploy charging infrastructure built to last.
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Today, the European Commission has published the second part of its Circular Economy Action Plan. The package includes much needed initiatives on packaging, the so-called bio-plastics, and carbon removals.
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