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Just like any other appliance or item you charge by putting into the wall, an EV charger draws an electrical current from either a 240v outlet or the grid it is hardwired to and distributes that electricity to the car. A plug-in hybrid, neighborhood electric vehicle, or electric vehicle can all be charged at a charging station for electric vehicles (EVs).
Some charging stations have sophisticated features like smart meters, cellular connectivity, and network connectivity, while others are simpler. The global market for electric vehicles is growing significantly, especially in Colombia.
The Colombia EV charger market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
One of the nations with the biggest electromobility advancements is Colombia. For instance, the country is almost at the significant milestone of having 1,000 electric buses in its fleet.Public transit is provided by 973 electrified buses.
These numbers demonstrate the significant effect of public sector incentives given to major corporations operating globally to invest in the nation that produces coffee in order to advance clean technology.
One of these businesses is Blink Charging, which specializes in charging infrastructure and has a significant presence in Latin America.
In Colombia, they recently signed a deal to commercialize electric vehicle charging stations with the company Protectis.Protactis was established in Bogota and first concentrated on security systems and services, but it has since broadened its sphere of influence.
The international upgrading of Blink Network, which makes its proprietary software available in 17 countries with support for local currencies and four languages, is another significant move the company made in the midst of its expansion aspirations. In the upcoming weeks, the organization also intends to expand the network by five more nations.
To promote the use of electric vehicles and aid in the decarbonization of the energy and transportation sectors, Enel X, the advanced energy business unit of the Enel Group, has introduced its next generation of smart EV charging stations.
The JuiceBox 40, which has been the best-selling charger on Amazon for the past five years, serves as the foundation for the North American product line, which also includes the JuiceBox 32, 40, 48, and 80.
The new JuiceBox Level 2 smart charging stations provide EV drivers, businesses, automakers, and utilities speed, performance, and value.
They can charge electric vehicles up to 14 times faster than a typical Level 1 charger and are compatible with all EVs currently on the market.
The JuiceNet IoT platform from Enel X is offered in four editions: Utility, Business, Enterprise, and Home. For residential consumers, small and medium sized organizations, bigger enterprises, and energy providers, this offers a personalized smart charging experience.
JuiceNet manages charging demand, offers real-time grid flexibility, and assists the grid in becoming cleaner, more affordable, and more dependable. JuiceNet offers customized capabilities to each client group and makes charging convenient for everyone.
