Yay! This week OneWedge will be breaking ground on two new Electric Plazas (https://bit.ly/3Izcf3r) located in Milano (west and north), strategically-placed by big logistic centres. They will provide charging and parking services to a growing fleet of electric delivery vans operated by the largest last-mile delivery companies and they will be our largest installations so … More More Electric Plazas in the making
ITA With the pandemic lockdowns behind us, I resumed my typical traveling schedule; here are the key numbers of my e-motoring 2022, finally a representative year: Mileage This year I drove 58,172 km, of which 15,507 (about 27%) on highway. Seasonal distribution of this mileage was almost uniform throughout the year: 23% in winter, 24% … More My electric 2022
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Our second #Electric_Plaza went live in Torino last week!Installation pace speeding up like crazy in 2023 with 4 Plazas in Milano and 2 in Rome already planned, with many more to come! Congratulations to all the One Wedge team !
ITA My Linkedin stream offers me the latest volley of the Oil lobby ongoing campaign to discredit electric cars. So, I decided to pretend this is NOT a sponsored hit piece (dezinformatsiya) and respond factually. What does this short video say? No such thing as zero emission, all you do is export them somewhere else. … More Дезинформация
ITA Every transformation needs a driving force supplying the impetus required to overcome obstacles. Change aversion, need for investment, realignment of competencies, amortization of existing assets are but some of these: the bigger the hurdles, the stronger the impetus must be, lest change… simply stops! I was surprised to learn that not everybody agrees on … More Understanding the transition to electric mobility
ITA The readers of this blog know how many times I described the sigmoid curve (or S-shaped curve) which approximates the behaviour of technological innovation adoption. The transition towards electric mobility is not entirely comparable to the of the mobile phone or the Internet, in that it’s really made up of two semi-transitions: the demise … More Osborne effect
Yesterday while riding the high-speed train to Roma with a colleague, I posted on LinkedIn this article reporting how Denmark had overshot its electrical energy consumption on wind alone – for two days in a row. On the train back in the evening I was amazed to see how many impressions that post had achieved, … More The 100% RE grid dream
Buying a new car is the second-most important purchasing decision the average person makes, right after a house. It happens somewhat more frequently, even though how much “more” definitely varies by country: the average American moves 11 times in his/her lifetime but the average European a lot less, so buying a new car every eight/ten … More Performance currencies
ITA The grapevine became louder and louder, until it turned out it was right all along: in the 2022 Budget, Italy won’t have any electric cars incentives. Media are finger-pointing Minister Giorgetti as the culprit, and they may be right. I have ALWAYS been opposed to any form of incentive: theoretically the are A Good … More Divorce?
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