by Jessica Irvine | Sep 20, 2022 | EV Chargers
A 2015 lawsuit is demanding the United States government begin reducing its greenhouse gas emissions. Seattle is banning plastic straws, and Starbucks is also following the city’s lead. Single-use plastic items are facing a ban in Europe. While plastic is becoming...
by Jessica Irvine | Sep 1, 2022 | EV Chargers
Transitioning to an electric school bus fleet comes with several considerations. One of these is the charging infrastructure. If you don’t have enough or the right type of EV chargers, your fleet will experience operational issues. Here’s a brief look at EV charging...
by Jessica Irvine | Aug 23, 2022 | EV Chargers
The United States government is often at the forefront of major changes, leading the way by example. With the recent passage of the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), the federal government is making it clear it wants EV adoption across the...
by Jessica Irvine | Aug 18, 2022 | EV Chargers
The trend towards vehicle and fleet electrification is extending to school districts. While administrators are often interested in transitioning to electric school buses, they also have concerns. One of the biggest deterrents is electric school bus cost. So, let’s...
by Kaitlyn Dambrosio | Aug 8, 2022 | EV News
There have been a lot of efforts to increase the number of charging stations across the United States. A lot of states and major cities have been taking part in the EVolution by making their own efforts to make EV charging accessible for all. There are some areas that...
