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SEARCHWALNUT CREEK, CA --- Coulomb Technologies this month announced that Walnut Creek, Calif., has become the third San Francisco Bay Area city to deploy the ChargePoint Networked Charging Stations for electric vehicles.
WALNUT CREEK, CA --- Coulomb Technologies this month announced that Walnut Creek, Calif., has become the third San Francisco Bay Area city to deploy the ChargePoint Networked Charging Stations for electric vehicles.
Coulomb's charging stations were welcomed to the city in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 9 at the Locust Street Garage. The charging stations are installed in three public parking garages in the heart of downtown Walnut Creek.
"Progressive Bay Area cities are leading by example when it comes to EV infrastructure," said Richard Lowenthal, CEO of Coulomb Technologies. "Nowhere else in the world can drivers of electric vehicles travel from city to city and find charging stations. Infrastructure for EVs is taking shape in the Bay Area."
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