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World EV Day today (9 September) marks the celebration of EV ownership worldwide, as we collectively work towards a zero-emission future.

The route towards a fully electric fleet need not be a gordian knot for nations across the APAC region.

Countries around the world are making strides in electric vehicle adoption, and the Asia Pacific region is no different with several countries already experiencing, or poised for, excellent growth.

ABB is excited to contribute to both private and public advancements in electric vehicle infrastructure, and Singapore offers an ideal microcosm of some of the latest developments.

Shifts in technology across the power grid, from source to socket, are forcing energy ecosystem players to find a new solution to an old problem – how to provide reliable power wherever it is needed, whenever it is needed today

If you have any interest in electric cars, ABB Formula E, or e-mobility in general, you won’t have missed that yesterday was the very first World EV Day.

Electric vehicles (EVs) and the infrastructure required to charge them have come a long way since the early days of EV adoption.

More and more on-demand and shared mobility businesses are evaluating when and how to electrify their fleets.

I was delighted to take to the stage at last week’s ACW Houston to discuss one of the hottest topics in electrification; the future of mobility.