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Gregg Jaskiewicz
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  • CoCharger: The Alternative to Home Charging
    How can community-driven solutions make EV charging more accessible for everyone? In this episode, Joel Teague, the founder of CoCharger, shares how his platform is connecting EV owners to a community-based network of chargers, making it easier for those without home charging options to keep their vehicles powered.Joel shares the challenges many people face when transitioning to EVs, particularly the lack of accessible charging at home. He explains how CoCharger solves this by allowing individuals with private chargers to share them with others in their local communities, creating a trusted network of available chargers.By tapping into the power of community, CoCharger is building a future where EVs are more accessible, affordable, and easier to use – empowering drivers to contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable world. Thanks to our monthly supporters Boggratt Andrew Till ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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  • Scottish Power’s Vision for a Greener Tomorrow
    How can electric vehicles shape the future of energy and mobility, and what role does infrastructure play in this transition? In this episode, we hear from Bob Murphy, a technical executive at Scottish Power, as he takes us on a journey through the evolution of electric vehicle fleets and charging infrastructure. With over a decade of experience in the EV space, Bob reflects on the early days of electric vehicles, sharing his personal journey and the challenges faced in pioneering EV adoption at Edinburgh College, including the development of their first all-electric fleet.We explore the practicalities and benefits of adopting EVs for both personal and fleet use, including the advantages of charging points, smart metering, and tailored tariffs for home charging. From Bob’s hands-on experiences in setting up charging stations across Scotland to how companies are embracing the shift towards greener energy, this episode highlights the critical role of sustainable energy solutions in today’s world.We also explore the rise of renewable energy in Scotland and the broader UK, with insights into how Scottish Power is contributing to net-zero goals, providing smarter, greener living options, and adapting to the changing energy landscape. Thanks to our monthly supporters Boggratt Andrew Till ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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  • Busting the Myths: The Truth About EVs with Quentin Willson
    How can we break the cycle of misinformation surrounding electric vehicles and shift towards a future of cleaner energy and sustainability? In this episode, I speak with Quentin Willson, a renowned advocate for electric vehicles, as we dive deep into the myths that still plague EV adoption. From fears about battery life to the misconceptions surrounding EV fires, Quentin sheds light on the facts, busting the myths that continue to fuel resistance against the transition to electric.Quentin also shares his unique journey from driving high-performance fossil-fuel vehicles to fully embracing the electric revolution, demonstrating the ease and excitement of EV ownership. We explore the benefits of EVs beyond the environment, discussing their lower cost of ownership and the rapidly evolving technology that makes them more accessible than ever.But it’s not just about the cars – we also touch on the bigger picture: the importance of embracing green energy, how the UK can lead the charge in the global energy transition, and why politicians must take action to create the necessary infrastructure for future generations. Thanks to our monthly supporters Boggratt Andrew Till ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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  • Beyond Solar - The Future of Energy Storage with GivEnergy
    How is the energy storage market evolving, and how can it help homeowners save money while contributing to a more sustainable future? In this episode, we dive into the world of energy storage with George from GivEnergy, a company at the forefront of the solar and battery storage industry.We explore the advantages of battery storage, from improving energy efficiency to helping homeowners save on their bills. George explains how GivEnergy’s all-in-one units and user-friendly technology are designed to seamlessly integrate with existing solar systems, making it easier than ever for consumers to optimise their energy use. We also discuss the growing demand for energy storage in the UK and the exciting innovations that are shaping the future of the industry.With a focus on cost savings, product reliability, and future growth, George provides an in-depth look at the current landscape of battery storage and how GivEnergy’s products are making a difference for homeowners across the globe.https://givenergy.co.uk/Creators & Guests Gregg Jaśkiewicz - Host George Rawding - Guest If you enjoy our content, don’t miss out! Subscribe here: https://takeitev.transistor.fm/subscribeand get new episodes automatically.Want to support us? A small monthly contribution on Patreon can make a big difference, though it’s totally optional: https://www.patreon.com/takeitevThank you for your support! Thanks to our monthly supporters Boggratt Andrew Till ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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  • Everything Electric South 2024
    How is the future of electric vehicles shaping up, and what groundbreaking innovations are emerging to power the next generation of sustainable transport? In this episode, Take It EV join forces with Gary Comerford from EV Musings, Simon Rowe (The EV Side), and Rob Shaw (RSThinks) at the Everything Electric in Farnborough. Together, we explore the latest advancements in electric vehicles, from ultra-rapid charging solutions to exciting new cars hitting the market.We kick things off with a look at AW Renewables' game-changing Kempower Charging system, powered by a wind turbine, offering ultra-rapid charging at an incredible rate. Then, we dive into our test drives, including the MG Cyberster, the first two-seat convertible electric car, and the Hyundai Ioniq 5N, which offers a thrilling driving experience. We compare these cars’ performances and discuss how EV acceleration is changing the way we experience driving.Beyond cars, we talk about the growing push to debunk EV myths through the Electric Vehicles UK initiative, and how content creators are stepping up to inform the public. We also explore eco-friendly home solutions like battery boilers and solar panels, highlighting the broader movement towards green energy. Thanks to our monthly supporters Boggratt Andrew Till ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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