By Drive Electric Alabama
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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
In our season finale, we dive into the real-world experiences of EV drivers. Our guests share candid stories about their journeys with EVs, covering a variety of topics from dealing with range anxiety to the complexities of planning long trips. They also discuss the challenges and solutions related to public charging stations, the convenience of charging at home, and the overall benefits of driving an EV. Special thanks to Adrian Gonzales, Steve White, Walter Schrading, Brian Dober, Glenda Earwood, Jason Powers, Mary Palmer Rosenault, Bhavesh Patel, John Gavhan, Ralph Cook, Ed Hale, Jeremiah Dillon, Dan Radzietta, John Morton and Minh “Luckie” Nguyen for participating at Pepper Place EVent and for sharing their experience and for driving an EV.
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The EV transition is moving beyond the personal automobile. In Fact, EVs are making great strides in the commercial vehicle space. In this episode we talk about the current state of commercial EV fleets and what lies ahead.
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Over the past 20+ years, Alabama has become one of the top auto manufacturers in the country. In this episode we talk about how the EV industry is impacting the current EV market and creating new EV related opportunities.
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In this episode, we discuss the recently established partnership between The University of Alabama, Alabama Power Company and Mercedes-Benz U.S. International Inc. to form the Alabama Mobility and Power Center (AMP). AMP is a research center created to meet the needs of the emerging electric vehicle market in Alabama. We will talk about the domestic battery industry, the domestic battery research hub, battery management system research and more.
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The EV transition is happening around the world and even in Alabama. In this episode, we talk to an auto dealer about how EVs have changed his business. In addition, we talk to a representative from the Alabama Auto Manufacturers Association on how the manufacturers work together to help make and sell EVs in the state.
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In this episode, we talk about the new EV technology that will need to be met with ample EV technicians for charging infrastructure, installations and maintenance. Join us as we discuss what the future might look like as EV manufacturing grows in Alabama, creating hundreds to thousands of new jobs.
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Alabama is a global leader in automotive production with four assembly plants. In this episode, we discuss the impact that electric vehicles have on automakers’ lineups. Some have plans to increase electric vehicle production in the coming years, while others have goals for fully electric lineups by the end of the decade.
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In this episode, we focus on how the charging infrastructure advancements are growing to meet the needs of EV drivers. We’ll discuss the efforts made for improvements, including programs for EV charging infrastructure.
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In this episode, we discuss the federal and state grants that are enabling Alabama’s EV industry to flourish. You’ll also learn about the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program and utility incentives, including Alabama Power’s EV Home Charger Rebate and EV Night Charging Discount for residential customers, as well as the Make Ready Program for business customers.
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In this episode, we introduce you to the organizations and people who are instrumental in promoting the growth and adoption of the EV industry in the state of Alabama, including the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA), Drive Electric Alabama (DEA) and the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition (ACFC).
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