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InCharge Energy has expanded into Canada through partnerships with RocketEV and Foreseeson, aiming to deliver end-to-end EV charging infrastructure and support for fleet and public-sector customers.
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Pontiac School District overcame grid delays using L-Charge’s off-grid chargers, becoming Michigan’s first all-electric school bus fleet. L-Charge is available from Sourcewell's cooperative purchasing.
Read More →Electric school bus success hinges on long-term planning, which means smart financing, battery management, and service-based models that keep fleets reliable for years.
Read More →The new EVFC060 charger from the Utah-based supplier delivers up to 60 kW of charging power, dual-cable functionality, and support for multiple voltage configurations without power de-rating.
Read More →Fremont Unified School District welcomes new electric school bus charging infrastructure with help from The Mobility House. The V2G installation is one of the first depots in PG&E territory.
Read More →Funding approved by the Georgia Public Service Commission supports a new pilot program to equip 10 school districts with electric bus charging infrastructure.
Read More →New VC funding will help the EV charging software provider expand its market growth
Read More →Core Development Group reports that its electric vehicle supply equipment network will be part of the largest EV fleet charging system in the Americas.
Read More →The partnership brings together Stem's Athena clean-energy management platform with InCharge Energy's software platform to help EV fleet operators achieve their environmental, social, and governance goals.
Read More →The contract, in the Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) category, provides streamlined procurement and preferred pricing for public sector fleet operators.
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