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Making EV energy management systems more accessible

By Michelle Froese | November 21, 2024

ABB recently partnered with Black Box Innovations, a Canadian energy management solutions provider, to expand accessibility to electric vehicle (EV) energy management systems.

This collaboration aims to accelerate the adoption of EVs by addressing critical energy management challenges for both commercial and residential users.

The partnership leverages ABB’s advanced EV energy management systems, including its dynamic load management capabilities and real-time monitoring tools. Black Box Innovations will integrate these solutions into its energy management platforms, offering customers seamless control over their energy usage.

This approach addresses key challenges such as demand response, load balancing, and integrating renewable energy sources.

As the demand for EVs grows, efficient energy management is vital to ensuring smooth integration with existing power grids. ABB’s advanced energy management solutions, combined with Black Box’s expertise, aim to support utilities, businesses, and homeowners in optimizing energy usage, reducing costs, and supporting sustainable growth in the EV sector.

This collaboration will also support the scalability of EV infrastructure, enabling municipalities, fleet operators, and utility companies to meet the growing demand for EV charging solutions.

 

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