The network solution will accelerate charging infrastructure for multifamily, new construction, and businesses across Southern California Edison territory.
The network will make it easy for property owners to benefit from offering service to residents, visitors, customers and employees with electric vehicles.
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.
LeasePlan and smart charging partner PowerD, today launched “ChargeUpNow,” a global initiative calling on local and national policymakers to implement five specific policy recommendations to ensure a universal, affordable and sustainable charging infrastructure.
ChargePoint will use the latest funding to expand its commercial and fleet portfolio in North America and Europe and continue to scale policy, marketing and sales efforts.
The Climate Group has more than doubled the number of EV100 members in the last year, and approximately 42,000 electric vehicles have been deployed across members corporate fleets, despite a lack of EV supply to meet demand.
Schneider Electric plans to replace all of its car fleet with electric vehicles by 2030 and has joined The Climate Group’s EV100 initiative as part of it’s push to reach the goal.
ChargePoint is expanding its EV charging services in the commercial fleet space following a recent partnership with FSG Smart Building, which provides building automation solutions for the commercial market.
Corporate sustainability initiatives continue to be a strong trend at many companies, but are tempered by the limited product availability of zero-emission vehicles capable of fulfilling a cross-section of fleet applications.