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Uber is making a major strategic shift in its autonomous mobility roadmap with a newly announced investment of over $100 million to build fast EV charging hubs tailored for autonomous vehicles (AVs) in key U.S. cities.
Recent updates in 2025 have streamlined the NEVI program, slashing red tape and making it easier than ever to access funding for EV charging projects.
Public transit is transforming to become increasingly electric. For utilities, forming partnerships with public transit agencies is crucial to supporting electrification at the community level.
Utilities play a critical role in advocating for electrification and supporting access to EV charging. Our latest article discusses top strategies utilities can implement to boost EV adoption in their communities.
As utilities across the country make changes to net metering programs in light of the growing cost as solar adoption continues to rise, residential battery storage systems are becoming increasingly popular among homeowners. Here is what this means for utilities and why updating metering programs is crucial.
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) has partnered with Qmerit to offer EV rebates and reliable EV charger installation services for residential and commercial customers. Find out more about SMUD’s EV incentives and how to qualify.
A majority of automakers have committed to electric vehicles with plans to phase out or reduce ICE vehicle sales over the next decade. This decision echoes federal and state plans but leaves many wondering how we will power these electric cars. Our latest article discusses 2035 EV commitments and how these projects will impact utilities.
The demand for EV charging at work is growing, but employers often face barriers to implementation. Utilities can address these barriers by offering incentives and building partnerships with local players. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the increasingly important role of utilities in supporting business electrification and bringing workplace charging to the community.
When you think of public transit, heavy rail, subways, buses, light rail, and streetcars likely come to mind, but rideshare, taxi cabs, limousines, and shuttles are also headed to an electric transition. As we move into a more electrified future, utilities will play a vital role in the adoption of electric vehicles for public transportation.