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DCFC Cost Components: Much More than Electricity!
Coffee drinkers and EV drivers have something in common: a range of options for ‘fueling up’. Coffee can be made at home or provided at work, or it can be bought at a local café. Fast charging is comparable to the café experience for a coffee drinker: the speed and convenience of a premium product. But that speed comes with additional costs that need to be recovered in the price.
The Ultimate LA City Guide for EV Drivers
Did you know you can explore all the City of Angels has to offer and keep your electric vehicle (EV) continually charged? From museums and shopping malls to golf courses and beaches, here are the best places in Los Angeles to see the sights while topping off your Nissan EV’s charge.
EVgo Charging Stations Offer Retailers New Business Opportunities
Many retail categories saw buyers shift to online purchasing last year due to COVID, but in-store shopping is coming back. As regulations loosen and shoppers feel safe to return, retail businesses are finding ways to bring back customers to their stores. Read on to learn 4 Good Reasons why they
Remarks by EVgo CEO, Cathy Zoi, on First Day Being Publicly Listed on Nasdaq
EVgo is thrilled to be publicly listed and trading on the Nasdaq under the (quite intuitive) ticker symbol “EVGO”. Today is a big day for the EVgo family and for the EV industry writ large.
Installing EVgo Charging Stations is as Easy as One, Two, Three
With only a few key steps and requirements from our site host partners throughout the planning and installation process, adding EVgo charging to a property is as easy as one, two, three.
A Tale of Two LEGOs: Why Central Planning is not the Solution for DCFC Distributed Infrastructure
I first encountered the LEGO® wind turbine in 2002. It was not yet commercially available, and I was lost in admiration (LEGO people for scale, and yes, I will be capitalizing and adjectivizing LEGO; Some things are just worth doing right). Look at that thing! That is a LEGO set that needs central planning. It’s
Principles for Federal Investment in Transportation Electrification: The Policy Formula for Speed, Scale, Jobs, and Equity | EVgo
Summary: The federal government has an opportunity to accelerate the electrification of transportation in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create jobs, and stimulate economic growth that benefits all Americans. As the Administration and Congress work toward implementing policies and regulations to enable the transition to zero emissions vehicles for
Uber and EVgo: Teaming Up to Accelerate Zero Emission Mobility
Now more than ever, customers want transportation – on-demand and personal – to be green, which is where companies like Uber and EVgo come in.
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