US EditionElectric Charging Stations: Are Half Exceeding WHO Pollution Limits, Posing an Invisible Threat?
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Electric Charging Stations: Are Half Exceeding WHO Pollution Limits, Posing an Invisible Threat?
The energy transition is often accompanied by a refined, almost immaculate image. The rise of electric vehicles symbolizes this promise of a future without noise, odorless, smokeless. However, even the most virtuous technologies can hide unexpected side effects. In full swing, rapid charging infrastructures are now found at the heart of a new questioning around pollution of electric charging stations. Electric car is based on a clear promise: re…
The energy transition is often accompanied by a clean, almost pristine image. The rise of electric vehicles symbolizes this promise of a future without noise, odour, smoke. Yet even the most virtuous technologies can conceal unexpected side effects. As fast charging infrastructures are booming, they are now at the heart of a new questioning about the pollution of electric charging terminals. L-electric, a double-edged solution The fulgurious dev…
Fine dust and charging stations for electric cars: both have nothing to do with each other at first glance. Yet, researchers in Los Angeles County (USA) measured the fine dust load on the charging stations to compare them with other locations. The result shows surprising need for action: The concentration of the finest dirt particles in the air is significantly higher at charging stations than elsewhere. Fine dust alarm Fine dust enters the lung…
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