Stanislaus County Deploys Ten Beam Global EV ARC Systems to Support County Fleet Electrification
Stanislaus County deployed 10 off-grid solar-powered EV charging systems and a mobile charging trailer from Beam Global to support its electric fleet operations and emergency response flexibility.
Stanislaus County is expanding its electric fleet capabilities with Beam Global’s off-grid EV ARC solar charging systems, allowing vehicles to charge using renewable energy without relying on utility connections or major construction.
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- Stanislaus County has installed 10 solar-powered EV charging systems from Beam Global to enhance its electric fleet infrastructure.
- The deployment includes a mobile charging trailer to improve adaptability in emergency response situations.
- This initiative aims to support the county's transition to electric vehicles and bolster its sustainability efforts.
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Stanislaus County, California, deployed 10 EV ARC off-grid, solar-powered EV charging systems and one ARC Mobility trailer from Beam Global to support charging for the county’s electric vehicle fleet.
The EV ARC systems provide EV charging infrastructure without requiring construction, trenching, or utility grid connections. Each unit generates and stores electricity on-site to support fleet charging operations.
The ARC Mobility trailer allows the county to relocate the charging systems if operational needs change or during emergency situations such as earthquakes or wildfires.
Systems Funded Through Federal Program
The charging systems were purchased using Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Program funds administered by the Federal Highway Administration.
Stanislaus County used Beam Global’s Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contract for procurement.
“We applaud Stanislaus County for choosing to ‘Drive on Sunshine’ while providing sustainable energy for their fleet vehicles,” said Desmond Wheatley, CEO of Beam Global.
Focus on Flexible Fleet Charging Infrastructure
Beam Global said the systems are designed to help agencies deploy EV charging infrastructure without utility upgrades or construction delays associated with traditional charging installations.
By using the EV ARC systems and ARC Mobility trailer, Stanislaus County will be able to charge fleet vehicles using on-site renewable energy while avoiding utility dependency and related infrastructure costs.
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Stanislaus County is using off-grid solar-powered EV charging systems and a mobile charging trailer from Beam Global.
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