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HOPS Playground chose to install EV charging to strengthen Halifax’s commitment to family- friendly public spaces.

The Town of Palmer installed EV fast chargers to support residents, commuters, and visitors with reliable, modern fueling options. Fast charging attracts travelers, increases local spending, reduces range anxiety, and positions Palmer as a forward-thinking community investing in convenient, future-ready transportation infrastructure.

Ithaca College expanded its on-campus EV
charging network to advance sustainability
goals, support a growing electric vehicle fleet, and enhance accessibility for students, staff, and the public.

Developer Bruce Volz chose to install EV
charging at DC Station in Northampton to create a modern, sustainable fueling hub that meets growing demand for fast, convenient charging.

4 Level-2 chargers that makes EV ownership easier for residents while offering public charging access for visitors.

Westport has invested in EV infrastructure as part of its broader shift toward green energy, using grant funding to purchase an electric vehicle and install charging infrastructure.

PVSC is installing 46 EV charging ports across three buildings to support a long-term transition of its municipal fleet to electric. The system is engineered for scalability and reliability at a high-security, 24/7 facility, delivering up to two megawatts of charging capacity. The investment modernizes fleet operations, lowers fuel and maintenance costs, and advances broaderContinue reading “Passaic Valley”

Bard College installed EV charging stations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from commuting, support sustainable transportation, and promote shared mobility.

Colonie installed its first town-owned Level 2 EV chargers at the William K. Stanford Library in alignment with its Climate Smart goals; reduce emissions, and promote sustainability.