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JET Charge to power Perth’s first electric bus charging station
JET Charge, a company that manufactures electrical power equipment, has secured a $1.65 million contract to design, supply, install, and commission the electric bus charging infrastructure at Elizabeth Quay bus station in Perth.
Geelong hospital transitions fleet to zero-emission vehicles
Victorian healthcare provider Barwon Health is deploying six new battery electric cars for its staff at the University Hospital Geelong.
Tritium, JET Charge to power WA’s new EV highway
Tritium DCFC, a leading manufacturer of electric vehicle chargers, was selected to equip a new West Australian EV highway with fast charging infrastructure.
Australian company JET Charge selected to deliver world’s longest continuous EV fast-charging network
The Western Australian Government has contracted electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure company JET Charge to provide 98 EV chargers at 49 locations around the State,...
Australian EV charging company JET Charge secures $6.1 million CEFC investment
The Federal Government is investing $6.1 million in EV charging infrastructure company JET Charge to accelerate the delivery of its charging products.
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Electricity networks gear up to manage electric vehicle demands on the grid
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On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $1.6 million in funding to Jemena to undertake a...
ARENA-backed project to trial electric vehicle home charging technologies
On behalf of the Australian Government, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) will provide $2.9 million toward a project that will test the impact...
Leading charging infrastructure manufacturer secures Government backing to drive uptake of EVs
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), on behalf of the Federal Government, is backing Jet Charge – one of Australia’s leading EV charging infrastructure...
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Sydney to spotlight the latest in manufacturing at AMW 2024
With the Australian Manufacturing Week (AMW) 2024 fast approaching, Sydney is set to become the epicentre of groundbreaking innovations in the advanced manufacturing sector.
