Norway's EV Future: Smooth Adoption and Stable Grid

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Despite a surge in electric vehicle usage in Norway, the country's electric grid has not collapsed, according to Anne Nysæther, managing director at Elvia, which supplies electricity in Norway and beyond. The utility has installed new substations and transformers in parts of the country to handle the increased demand. Norway's experience offers a glimpse into how a country's automotive market can shift towards electric vehicles without causing a grid collapse.
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