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Rhode Island’s Office of Energy Resources will build two solar carports with battery storage and EV charging on its Capitol Hill campus, starting in 2027.
The African Union published its Strategic Directions for EVs in Africa, a continental framework urging interoperable, solar-powered charging networks.
Chile’s fuel and electricity regulator SEC published an updated interoperability instruction on 23 September 2026, clarifying what charge point operators must report.
ABVE data to August 2026 show Brazil’s network at 29,866 points, up 76.9% in a year, with DC fast chargers nearly tripling to 11,397.
Australia’s energy rule-maker backed a draft rule for the A$40 million Accelerating EV Charging Program, and a A$33.2 million grant round opened for distribution networks.
New Zealand’s EECA will install up to 100 two-way EV chargers across homes, fleets and depots to test whether vehicle-to-grid can cut power bills and support the grid.
CharIN says IEC 61851-23-3:2026 completes the core Megawatt Charging System standards, with testing and certification next.
EIA estimates U.S. light-duty EVs used nearly 14 billion kWh in 1H 2026, up 8%, as growth slowed after tax credits ended.
Germany’s Bundesnetzagentur adopted its MiSpeL determination on 1 October 2026, letting bidirectional charge points be treated much like batteries for EEG support and grid fees.
South Korea’s climate and energy ministry demonstrated Plug and Charge on public fast chargers on October 1 and planned an October pilot on 30 chargers using a shared public certificate system.
