In anticipation of the forthcoming flood of electric vehicles, the City of New York just officially unveiled its first EV charging station. The station is the first of 100 that will be installed in the New York City metro area this year to get the region ready for the release of EVs later this year — like the Nissan Leaf and the Chevy Volt. When those vehicles hit the streets of NYC, an infrastructure of charging stations will be awaiting them, thanks to a federally-sponsored program called ChargePoint America.
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ChargePoint just unveiled the first public electric vehicle charging station in Washington, D.C. as part of Coulomb Technologies‘ $37 million ChargePoint America program. The program
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Earlier this year we introduced you to Chargepoint, a network of electric vehicle charging stations that have been installed cities across the US and Canada.
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Yesterday the enviously green city of Portland, Oregon became the first city in the United States to have a public quick charging station for electric
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