Fast Lane - Nov 20 2025

Utility Industry Interrogation Part 1

Welcome back! In this episode Will hits Jeff cold with questions about utility grid planning and management, in the context of a recent industry partnership announcement about underutilized grid capacity. Please subscribe/follow and rate our show, as well as sending any comments whatsoever to TheChargingCurve@gmail.com.

Mixing Oil and Electricity

Will and Jeff go down the bore hole talking about the oil industry and get worked up in the process. How ridiculous is it that we keep subsidizing a one-and-done fuel?!? They finish on a higher note, catching up on their favorite big yellow buses... the electric ones! References: - https://youtu.be/KtQ9nt2ZeGM?si=9Uv0nFhIt60-LKH9 - https://youtu.be/bunG-GGqzQc?si=fQPP-i2KxWTnNgZH Drop us a line at TheChargingCurve@gmail.com for ideas, feedback, criticism (be gentle!) and anything else you have for us.

We're Back!

Happy New Year! Listen... we can just be frank and tell you that this episode isn't our best. But we needed to get back on the horse, and we have some coverage of CES and EV innovation that we think you'll enjoy. Drop us a line at TheChargingCurve@gmail.com for ideas, feedback, criticism (be gentle!) and anything else you have for us.

Watt Title?

Elaine and Blaine haven't returned our calls, so you're just getting us this time. We got a great listener request, and it dovetails perfectly with a recent article we wanted to talk about. Warning: We are not only doing some math, but putting it on the screen. Maybe not as traumatic as the overhead projector you remember. Drop us a line at TheChargingCurve@gmail.com for ideas, feedback, criticism (be gentle!) and anything else you have for us.

Fast Lane - Nov 20 2025

Jeff and Will are moving up the charging curve again, bringing you a banger. Not only do we have two guest contributors, but we have finger guns, a dog snout, and some sizzling intensity. We're testing a new concept - getting you some rapid takes on popular issues, presented by our guest contributors. Drop us a line at TheChargingCurve@gmail.com for ideas, feedback, criticism (be gentle!) and anything else you have for us.