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EVs & Transportation Electrification

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Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)

evs and transportation electrification

A battery electric vehicle, or BEV, is a fully electric car. It has no gas engine at all. It runs on a big battery that you charge at hom...

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Bidirectional Charging

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Bidirectional charging means power can flow both ways. An EV can take in power and also send it back out. The power can go to your home, ...

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Charging Connector Standards (J1772, NACS, CCS)

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Connector standards are the plug shapes that link a charger to an EV. J1772 is the older plug for everyday AC charging. CCS adds extra pi...

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Charging Session

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A charging session is one complete charging event. It starts when you plug in or start the charger. It ends when you unplug or stop it. C...

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DC Fast Charging

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DC fast charging is the quickest public charging option. It can take many EVs from low to about 80 percent. That often takes 20 to 60 min...

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Demand Charge Mitigation (EV Charging)

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A demand charge is a fee some business rate plans include, based on the highest amount of power used at one moment during the billing per...

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Electric Vehicle (EV)

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An electric vehicle, or EV, runs on a motor and a battery you plug in to charge. Some EVs run only on power from the battery. Plug-in hyb...

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EV Charger

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An EV charger connects an electric car to a power source to charge its battery. Home chargers come in two main types. Level 1 uses a regu...

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EV Charger Rebate

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An EV charger rebate helps cover the cost of a home charging station. It may apply to buying it, installing it, or both. Programs often r...

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EV Charging Load Management

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EV charging load management coordinates many chargers at one site. It keeps the total power draw within safe and affordable limits. Charg...

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EV Load Forecasting

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EV load forecasting is how utilities predict future power demand from EV charging. They look at the whole service area and at single neig...

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EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment)

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EVSE stands for electric vehicle supply equipment. It is the technical term for an EV charger. It covers the charging unit, cable, and pl...

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EV Time-of-Use Rate

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An EV time-of-use rate changes the price of power by time of day. Prices are usually lowest overnight, when demand is low. The goal is to...

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Fleet Electrification

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Fleet electrification means swapping gas vehicles for electric ones. A business replaces its vans or buses and installs chargers to suppo...

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kWh per Mile (EV Efficiency)

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kWh per mile shows how much power an EV uses to go one mile. A kilowatt-hour, or kWh, is the same unit on your power bill. Many EVs use a...

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Level 1 Charging

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Level 1 charging uses a normal 120-volt wall outlet. It uses the cord that usually comes with the car. It is the slowest option, adding a...

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Level 2 Charging

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Level 2 charging uses a 240-volt circuit, like the kind for an electric dryer. It charges several times faster than a wall outlet. It oft...

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Make-Ready Program

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A make-ready program is utility help with wiring work before chargers go in. It can cover upgraded service, panels, conduit, and wiring t...

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Multifamily (MUD) Charging

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Multifamily charging brings EV charging to apartments and condos. Residents there usually cannot install a charger on their own. Options ...

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Networked (Smart) Charger

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A networked, or smart, charger is an EV charger that connects to the internet. You can watch and schedule charging from an app. Your util...

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Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)

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A plug-in hybrid, or PHEV, has a plug-in battery and a gas engine. It can drive a few dozen miles on battery power alone. Then it switche...

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Public Charging Network

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A public charging network is a group of EV charging stations run by one company under one app or membership system. Drivers use the app o...

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Range Anxiety

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Range anxiety is the fear of running out of battery before you arrive. It is common for new EV drivers. It tends to fade with experience....

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Separately Metered EV Rate

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A separately metered EV rate uses a second meter just for the car. Only the car's power gets time-based prices. The rest of your home sta...

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Smart Charging

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Smart charging uses a connected charger or the car's own software. It charges at the best times on its own, such as off-peak hours. It ca...

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Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)

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Vehicle-to-grid, or V2G, lets a properly equipped EV send battery power back to the grid. This usually happens during high-demand periods...

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Vehicle-to-Home (V2H)

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Vehicle-to-home, or V2H, lets a compatible EV power your house. It is most often used as backup power during an outage. It can also cut g...

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Whole-Home EV Rate

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A whole-home EV rate puts time-based prices on all the power your home uses, not just the car. You keep your existing meter, so nothing n...

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Workplace Charging

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Workplace charging lets workers plug in their EVs during the workday. Stations are usually Level 1 or Level 2 in the company lot. Cars si...

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