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Here’s the news you missed this week in the charging infrastructure sector ⚡ - Gravity opens fastest EV charger in US to public in New York City - Bloomberg Green features Stable Auto EV charger utilization trends - Plug announces Susan O'Rourke has joined as VP of Sales and Business Development to support their growing network of dealers - Anna Russell Murray joins Mercedes-Benz AG High Power Charging North America as Director of Communications - EV charge station maker Charge Enterprises Inc files bankruptcy - ChargerHelp!, SparkCharge, FreeWire Technologies, and WattEV, Inc. recognized as one of the Top GreenTech Companies of 2024 by TIME - Quartz reports IKEA is the only retailer with chargers at more than a third of its U.S. locations, according to Consumer Reports - Wallbox Chargers and partners awarded $25.6M to deploy EV chargers at 148 multifamily properties across the State of Washington - Electric Era secures funding for three new PowerNode EV fast charging stations in State of Washington - Mack Trucks introduces mobile off-grid charging system to help customers test EVs - Blink Charging celebrates women in the EV industry by highlighting Clara Ford, Evette Ellis, Kameale C. Terry, Erika H. Myers, Ashley Horvat, Amy Hillman, Emmaline Pohnl, Julie Peacock, chelsea sexton, Dr. EV Shelley, and Linda Zhang - U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration announces request for information (RFI) on updating FHWA’s minimum standards and requirements for EV charging stations - Gabe Klein and Debs Schrimmer led an interactive educational session for mayors on The EV Infrastructure Evolution at the United States Conference of Mayors Civic I/O Summit - Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG launches new wallbox in the US offering fast home EV charging - Nxu, Inc. announces their NxuOne™ is the first reported third-party charging system to harness Tesla Cybertruck's 800V architecture —----------- 📥 Want the latest EV charging business and policy developments? Subscribe to EV Power Pulse in my profile.

Although this article is from last year, it's still the #1 question I get from my clients. How is your business profiting from EV charging infrastructure?

As electric vehicles (EVs) become more prevalent, the infrastructure supporting them is also expanding. One critical component of this infrastructure is EV charging stations. The installation of EV charging stations has a notable impact on property values, particularly in commercial and residential settings.

Study links EV charging stations to increased local business activity Commercial establishments have started realising the benefits of hosting EV charging https://lnkd.in/gm5qKKHi

3 Ways Installing an EV Infrastructure on Your Property Benefits Your Business - Positive community impact 🎉 — EV chargers in areas with high foot traffic encourage the adoption of electric vehicles within the communities where chargers are placed. The range anxiety is reduced, and customers and employees will feel more secure in their decisions, knowing that the areas they frequent will meet their needs. - Attract new customers 🛍️ — Many EV chargers available to the public are listed on mobile apps and websites for those looking to charge in the area. This increased exposure to a new subset of customers generates additional attention to your business. - Access to rebates and incentives reserved for electric vehicles and EV chargers 💰 — An EV infrastructure installation can give you a $10,000+ rebate, depending on your location. Select programs from local governments, the federal government, or your utility company are available to make EV charging more easily accessible to residents in the area. ⚡ Evolved EV’s turnkey charging solutions make it easy for commercial and multifamily properties ready to take advantage. Learn more at evolvedev.com

Great example of progress with a net-zero enablement service by a telecom operator! We just published our updated directory of such enablement use cases and sadly, the main conclusion is that many remain just ideas. But just as telcos struggle with their Scope 3 emissions, so do many other enterprises; and of course, consumers are becoming more conscious of their carbon footprint. So this is an opportunity for operators to offer more-for-more and help enterprises (and consumers) become greener. #Scope3 #Sustainability #NetZero #Telco BT Group STL Partners

The demand for electric vehicles is surging, and forward-thinking businesses are taking notice. Another fantastic blog from the SWTCH team explores the key benefits of installing EV charging stations at your commercial space, such as: -Attracting new customers -Boosting property value -Generating additional revenue Don't miss out on this opportunity to future-proof your business and cater to a growing market. #EVcharging #sustainability

Is your business prepared for the changing transportation landscape? As electric vehicle adoption grows, your parking area could become a significant source of additional revenue. Consider the potential of each parking space to attract new customers, retain employees, and position your company as an industry leader. Here are three financial benefits of investing in EV charging infrastructure: New Revenue Stream: Charge for the use of your EV stations, creating a steady income from previously underutilized parking spaces. Increased Customer Dwell Time: EV drivers spend more time (and money) at businesses while their vehicles charge, boosting sales in retail and hospitality sectors. Tax Incentives and Grants: Take advantage of government incentives that can significantly offset the initial installation costs and improve your ROI. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eYysHF8S #ElecVulum #HobbsandCo #electricvehicles #evcharger #evcharging #infrastructure

Electric vehicle (EV) adoption and charging infrastructure are growing rapidly in Maine. As of January 2023, there were over 12,000 EVs registered in the state, up from just a few thousand in 2018. This growth is being driven by several factors: - Improving EV technology and falling battery costs making EVs more affordable. Many new, long-range EVs can travel over 200 miles on a single charge.