EV Infrastructure

Electrify America recently opened a new large-format electric vehicle (EV) charging station in Santa Barbara, Calif., expanding access to fast, seamless and convenient EV charging in the city’s downtown core.

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recently released three proposed Tentative Interim Amendments (TIAs) to the 2026 Edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC). The proposed changes impact requirements related to transfer equipment, ESVSE, and equipment grounding conductors.

Electrical safety programs must go beyond compliance to effectively identify hazards, assess risk, and apply the hierarchy of risk control methods outlined in NFPA 70E. Join this webinar to explore how modern engineering innovations, Prevention Through Design (PtD) strategies, and task-based risk assessments can help eliminate exposure to arc flash...

In this episode of EC&M Code Conversations, Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson and Code Consultant Russ LeBlanc discuss 2026 NEC changes related to manufacturers’ instructions. Russ breaks down everything you need to know regarding this Code change.

The expansion of EV charging networks and increasing consumer demand across the U.S. are fueling growth beyond traditional markets, with states like North Carolina and others in the Southeast and Midwest becoming key players in transportation electrification.

As the world of transportation changes and EVs become more prevalent, it is important that a nationwide charging infrastructure is in place that is both reliable and safe for consumers to utilize. For electrical professionals working in these spaces, incorporating the most current NFPA codes and standards as part of ongoing installations and maintenance...

Like any new technology, the rapid expansion of EV infrastructure comes with a steep learning curve. It also raises several important questions: What’s the most effective way to avoid downtime? How can teams assure compliance with industry standards and regulations? What kinds of safety precautions should workers follow?

Meet this year's class of 30 Under 30 Electrical All Stars. The future of the electrical industry is definitely in good hands. As we navigate challenging workforce transitions, growing infrastructure demands, and rapid technological change, these honorees are stepping up with fresh ideas, technical expertise, and a commitment to continuous learning...

For this Members Only quiz, we’re going to test you on your knowledge of Art. 110 and the general requirements of the NEC. After taking this five-question quiz, check the links in the answers to learn more about each requirement. You can also enter for a chance to win a $25 gift card to Amazon after submitting your answers!