Coulomb Technologies on Wednesday said it will build 4,600 electric vehicle charging stations in nine regions of the U.S., funded by $37 million in grants.
More than half of the charging stations in the program called ChargePoint America will go in public locations, such as overnight parking spaces, offices, or retail locations. About 2,000 going into people's homes as part of the purchase of an electric vehicle.
The goal of the charging network and others like it is to make electric vehicles more accessible to consumers, as these cars come to market in the coming months, said Richard Lowenthal, the CEO of Campbell, California-based Coulomb Technologies during a press conference.
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Also read the documents below:
1998 directory of battery, battery charger & electric vehicle companies
Field test of electric vehicle battery chargers: Customer and utility acceptance (EPRI)
Test and evaluation of the Hoppecke model E240G144/16 electric vehicle battery charger
Test and evaluation of the Brown, Boveri & CIE Veritron electric vehicle battery charger
Test and evaluation of the chloride Spegel S1P108/30 electric vehicle battery charger
Also read the documents below:
1998 directory of battery, battery charger & electric vehicle companies
Field test of electric vehicle battery chargers: Customer and utility acceptance (EPRI)
Test and evaluation of the Hoppecke model E240G144/16 electric vehicle battery charger
Test and evaluation of the Brown, Boveri & CIE Veritron electric vehicle battery charger
Test and evaluation of the chloride Spegel S1P108/30 electric vehicle battery charger
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