Comments on: Juice to Unveil Mobile Electric Car Charger Next Week http://earth2tech.com/2009/08/07/juice-to-unveil-mobile-electric-car-charger-next-week/ Helping the Earth with Technology Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:09:24 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: GE Links With Juice for Smart Electric Vehicle Charging http://earth2tech.com/2009/08/07/juice-to-unveil-mobile-electric-car-charger-next-week/#comment-47174 GE Links With Juice for Smart Electric Vehicle Charging Wed, 17 Feb 2010 17:26:16 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=38722#comment-47174 <p>[...] It now has “dozens” of utility partners (including San Diego Gas & Electric, which tapped Juice last summer for mobile charger tech to demo as part of a massive government-backed EV infrastructure trial), and a staff of just 15 [...]</p> [...] It now has “dozens” of utility partners (including San Diego Gas & Electric, which tapped Juice last summer for mobile charger tech to demo as part of a massive government-backed EV infrastructure trial), and a staff of just 15 [...]

]]> By: Mary shaer http://earth2tech.com/2009/08/07/juice-to-unveil-mobile-electric-car-charger-next-week/#comment-43047 Mary shaer Tue, 08 Dec 2009 12:06:00 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=38722#comment-43047 <p>With the current trend towards sustainable development, clean energy, it is not surprising that solar energy has become a source of energy the most popular alternative. Free and available everywhere from the sun’s energy can be used to power everything from tall buildings to your MP3 player. The energy of the sun are usually harvested by solar panels made of photovoltaic cells. These cells can convert solar energy into electricity that can be used for … Read entire article »</p> With the current trend towards sustainable development, clean energy, it is not surprising that solar energy has become a source of energy the most popular alternative. Free and available everywhere from the sun’s energy can be used to power everything from tall buildings to your MP3 player. The energy of the sun are usually harvested by solar panels made of photovoltaic cells. These cells can convert solar energy
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]]> By: The Daily Five: Tuesday, 11 August, 2009 | EcoTech Daily http://earth2tech.com/2009/08/07/juice-to-unveil-mobile-electric-car-charger-next-week/#comment-36320 The Daily Five: Tuesday, 11 August, 2009 | EcoTech Daily Tue, 11 Aug 2009 09:01:16 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=38722#comment-36320 <p>[...] Mobile Electric Car Charger. Plug in anywhere — on the road, at a friend’s house, in a public parking lot — and add the cost of topping off your electric car’s battery to your monthly utility bill. That’s the idea of an intelligent mobile charger developed by Juice Technologies. [...]</p> [...] Mobile Electric Car Charger. Plug in anywhere — on the road, at a friend’s house, in a public parking lot — and add the cost of topping off your electric car’s battery to your monthly utility bill. That’s the idea of an intelligent mobile charger developed by Juice Technologies. [...]

]]> By: waltinseattle http://earth2tech.com/2009/08/07/juice-to-unveil-mobile-electric-car-charger-next-week/#comment-36277 waltinseattle Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:20:54 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=38722#comment-36277 <p>thought I left a comment here already, but here goes again...my misgivvings mostly</p> <p>This goes in placve of what we normally carry in a trunk. SWhy not just integrate it into the car? What voltage and how WILL it interface with the grid? seems until they know this, they can do very little to flesh out the actualities of the system except to sketch in a black box and say "components go here." And that bit about carrying your account with you....do I (A)charge at the girlfriends house on an overnite, but get billed at home? Or do I (B)merely get to use it at real high volt, high amp charging stations? If A, then its a charger, if B then it is a complicated charge card, not a charger, that I get. The card should fit in the wallet, not the trunk.</p> thought I left a comment here already, but here goes again…my misgivvings mostly

This goes in placve of what we normally carry in a trunk. SWhy not just integrate it into the car? What voltage and how WILL it interface with the grid? seems until they know this, they can do very little to flesh out the actualities of the system except to sketch in a black box and say “components go here.” And that bit about carrying your account with you….do I (A)charge at the girlfriends house on an overnite, but get billed at home? Or do I (B)merely get to use it at real high volt, high amp charging stations? If A, then its a charger, if B then it is a complicated charge card, not a charger, that I get. The card should fit in the wallet, not the trunk.

]]> By: Bart http://earth2tech.com/2009/08/07/juice-to-unveil-mobile-electric-car-charger-next-week/#comment-36259 Bart Mon, 10 Aug 2009 14:18:57 +0000 http://earth2tech.com/?p=38722#comment-36259 <p>Thanks for sharing... I can't wait to get a electric car myself...</p> <p>We're just waiting for a few more to get on the market and it will be time to replace our Honda... I'm hoping that the volt will be a good choice or the prius... the rebates are definitely a great step in putting more people in these cars.</p> <p>If just saw this today as well (<a href='http://www.hybridmile.com/news/government-rebate-hybrid/' rel="nofollow">hybrid government rebate </a> - http://www.hybridmile.com/news/government-rebate-hybrid/) I hope that these get extended into 2010 and really they should be available till every single gas car is off the road.</p> Thanks for sharing… I can’t wait to get a electric car myself…

We’re just waiting for a few more to get on the market and it will be time to replace our Honda… I’m hoping that the volt will be a good choice or the prius… the rebates are definitely a great step in putting more people in these cars.

If just saw this today as well (hybrid government rebate – http://www.hybridmile.com/news/government-rebate-hybrid/) I hope that these get extended into 2010 and really they should be available till every single gas car is off the road.

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