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How lowering long-term costs can make charging infrastructure affordable

While upfront costs for charging infrastructure remain high, understanding the grid and using data can make upgrading affordable today. By Jack Hunsley

Electricity is expensive. While the electric vehicle (EV) may be a core component of the future of mobility, implementing charging infrastructure is a key obstacle to the widespread adoption of EVs. The limitations of battery range for electric long-haul trucks has made infrastructure one of the key enablers in driving down operational costs. It perhaps makes sense then that many are focusing on bringing infrastructure into warehouses and other specific locations where charging is guaranteed to be needed.

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