The American Jobs Plan proposes building out EV charging infrastructure and electrifying transit buses, school buses, and the United States Postal Service.
The savings on installation and operations enables utilities and site hosts to rapidly and affordably deploy fast chargers to meet EV demand, according to an independent study.
As automakers and large fleet operators invest in electrification, the number of available light and medium duty electric vehicles is expected to increase.
Faster charging will enable New York City to phase out more gas-powered vehicles and replace them with electric vehicles.
Customers can purchase the chargers from Kenworth, Peterbilt, and DAF dealers and TRP store locations worldwide, choosing from multiple DC fast chargers rated up to 920V DC.
Projects prioritize communities underserved by EV infrastructure and those disproportionately impacted by climate change and pollution from transportation systems.
Beam’s 100% renewably powered chargers demonstrate the California city’s commitment to sustainability and building clean EV charging infrastructure.
The grant will be used to purchase and install 30 Level 2 chargers and a DC fast charger for the city’s growing electric vehicle fleet.
In tandem, the Boston Transportation Department is installing publicly accessible electric vehicle charging stations in its neighborhood municipal lots.
The partnership marks the first of a model the company intends to roll out across the U.S.