As of June 2018, NATO did not yet establish a position on the implementation of WPT-EV in the 79-90 kHz range. The range 14-148.5 kHz is a NATO harmonised band and essential to NATO and is in military use for naval communications and tactical non-directional beacons. From a military perspective, studies will need to show compatibility with applications of the existing services and that the introduction of WPT systems for electric vehicles has no harmful impact on military usage. NATO position: No NATO Position at this stage, however NATO Nations are actively monitoring this issue to assess the potential impact on NATO military usage.
As of June 2018, NATO did not yet establish a position on the implementation of WPT-EV in the 79-90 kHz range. The range 14-148.5 kHz is a NATO harmonised band and essential to NATO and is in military use for naval communications and tactical non-directional beacons. From a military perspective, studies will need to show compatibility with applications of the existing services and that the introduction of WPT systems for electric vehicles has no harmful impact on military usage. NATO position: No NATO Position at this stage, however NATO Nations are actively monitoring this issue to assess the potential impact on NATO military usage.
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