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Case Study

Schenectady County

56 Level-2 chargers that supports sustainability, boosts access to local attractions, and modernizes municipal fleets.

Client:

Schenectady County

Location:

Schenectady, NY
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Industry:

Municipal

Charging Access:

Mixed Use, Public and Private

Use Cases:

• Workplace charging
• Fleet charging
• Community and visitor parking

Hardware:

Fifty-six (56) 6.656 kW Level 2 Charging Ports

Software:

ViaLynk by Lynkwell

Incentives (summary):

• Make-Ready $318,000
• NYSERDA Charge Ready Incentive $70,000

Overview

Schenectady County installed EV charging stations to support sustainability, boost access to local attractions, and modernize municipal fleets.


With installations at libraries and key city locations, the initiative reflects regional collaboration, public-private partnerships, and federal support—positioning the county as a Climate Smart, EV-friendly community ready for the future of transportation.

Providing access to charging stations is more important than ever as the number of electric vehicle drivers continues to increase. Our new EV station mapping feature makes it easier for residents and visitors from the region and beyond to enjoy all the great attractions, restaurants and local businesses right here in Schenectady County.

Tailored Solutions

A comprehensive EV charging solution designed to promote sustainability, enhance access to local attractions, and modernize municipal transportation across Schenectady County.

Hardware

  • Fifty-six (56) Level-2 ports (~6.656 kW each)
  • Installed at libraries and key city locations for convenient public and municipal use
  • Reliable design suited for mixed-use operation and community access
  • Software

  • Real-time visibility into station status and performance
  • Simple pricing control with support for resident/visitor use cases
  • Guest Charging for app-free payments and a smoother driver experience
  • Remote monitoring and diagnostics to keep ports online
  • Rebates & Incentives

    State and utility incentives made this community-wide network possible, reducing costs while supporting Schenectady’s clean transportation goals.

    Saved

    $318,000
    Make-Ready Incentive
    $70,000
    NYSERDA Charge Ready Incentive
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