Charging ahead: Five EV and mobility predictions for 2024

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This year is going to be a pivotal year for EVs and mobility. From infrastructure expansion and scaling supply chains to political changes and advancements in technology, the EV industry is set to experience a year of transformation and critical decision-making.

Here are some of our 2024 predictions that highlight the trends and shifts we expect will shape the EV sector in the coming year.

Which customers are likely to buy an EV within the next five years?

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Demand-charge mitigation strategies for EV chargers

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Creating customer-centric DSM programs

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Demand-side management (DSM) programs are one of the best things utility customers get from their utility.

Optimizing Con Edison’s electric vehicle messaging through ethnographic research

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Could electrifying public transportation be the key to achieving energy equity goals?

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As cities across the US and Canada (and beyond) grapple with challenges related to sustainability and equity, the role of public transportation is coming into sharper focus. In particular, the electrification of buses and their role in providing sustainable public transportation for cities and schools is key to achieving energy transformation and, particularly, our energy equity and justice goals.

What energy-saving tips can help residential customers lower summer bills?

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Q:What energy-saving tips can help residential customers lower their bills in the summer?

History of lighting: How technological advances and federal regulations shaped the bulb

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Ever since Thomas Edison’s incandescent lamp became commercially available more than a century ago, technological advances and federal regulations have shaped lighting’s path. Our infographic shows you the journey of lighting technology, including major milestones—such as the development of LEDs, lighting’s first appearance in demand-side management portfolios, and federal efficiency standards. We also explain the current state of the lighting market and where it’s headed in the future.

Incorporating emerging technologies into your programs

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Every new technology must cross the “chasm of death”—the high-risk, precommercial phase of market adoption where costs are high and value is uncertain—before it can take off and penetrate the market at scale. Utilities test and promote emerging technologies, but these efforts often only address technical and market potential, not market development.

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