Field Frequency
Field Frequency sits at the intersection of energy and technology, where innovation powers possibility. Each episode brings you a steady stream of insights, real-world stories, and timely updates straight from the field. From breakthrough advancements and evolving infrastructure to expert perspectives on emerging tech, we uncover the tools, trends, and talent shaping the future of EV, fueling, and the technology that surrounds both industries. Whether you’re deep in the industry or simply curious about where energy meets innovation, Field Frequency keeps you connected, informed, and inspired — fueling the future, one conversation at a time.
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Latest Episodes
The Easy Problems Are Solved. The Future Is Energy Orchestration.
About 70% of what goes wrong at an EV charging site can now be fixed with a remote reset. Michael Greenberg of Voltra says that means the easy problems are solved, and what's left is harder: thin electricity margins, multi-vendor sites, grid li...
The EV Industry Reset: Charging, Adoption & Fleet Economics
What changed in the EV industry when building more chargers was no longer enough?In this special 2025–26 season recap of Field Frequency, Jason Cortes brings together insights from nine conversations to examine the EV market reset and wh...
Stop Investing in Chargers. Start Investing in Systems
Most EV charging failures don't start when the charger goes down. They start in planning and procurement, long before ground is broken.In this roundtable episode, host Jason Cortes sits down with Grayson Eady (Founder & CEO, eVision ...
The EV Charging Reliability Problem Nobody Owns
Reliable EV charging depends on more than functioning hardware. It requires coordination among charge point operators, software providers, equipment manufacturers, site hosts, service organizations, and the technicians working directly on the e...
i-Charging: From Fixed Hardware to Adaptive Infrastructure
In this episode of Field Frequency, Jason Cortes sits down with Jeff Cohen, CEO of i-charging USA.For most of the last decade, EV charging ran on one question: how many chargers did you deploy? That era is over. The questions now are ha...