Mr Green's Blog

In 2016, London piloted a project in Kensington and Chelsea to convert streetlights into EV charging stations. This involved upgrading fuses for safe power delivery without disrupting the electrical network. The conversion process is quick, taking 1-2 hours per streetlight, and involves minimal infrastructure changes, leaving only a discreet charging socket and signage.

The global shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) is accelerating, with both governmental incentives and the necessity for climate-friendly alternatives paving the way. This transition hinges largely on a robust, accessible charging infrastructure. Let's take a closer look at how the EV markets and charging infrastructures have evolved in the United States and Europe.

As efficiency standards continue to rise, the need for better power conversion technology becomes imperative. Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) motors are increasingly being utilized in various household applications.