Technology Happy Hour: EVSE State Contract

On August 18th, the Virginia Clean Cities Technology Happy Hour featured several leading companies on state contract in Virginia for EV supply equipment (EVSE). Speakers included representatives from Autoflex, Bethel Electric, NOVACharge and OpConnect discussing charging options from affordable Level 2 equipment to more advanced DC fast charging stations.

If you’re part of a Virginia public college or university, state agency, public school district or local government, you won’t want to miss hearing about these companies’ ...

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New EV Charging Ready Corridors Announced!

We are proud to share that the Round Five designations for Alternative Fuels Corridors have been announced by the U.S. Department of Transportation! As of April 2021, I-81 between the Virginia-West Virginia border and the Virginia-Tennessee border and  I-95 between the Virginia- Maryland border and Virginia-North Carolina border have been designated as EV Signage Ready.

Map of Round 5 EV Charging ...
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Historical Contexts and Considerations for EV Promotion in Diverse Communities

Virginia Clean Cities has recently started work with the award-winning e-mobility best practice and e-mobility equity organization EVNoire. EVNoire is a national organization known for its work on electro-mobility (e-mobility), transportation, energy and environmental equity. Their mission is to use a data driven approach to facilitate and accelerate equitable multi-modal electrification utilizing best practice in e-mobility and equity. The EVNoire ...

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Virginia Get Ready – July 14 Meeting and Materials

Get Ready Virginia: July Meeting

July 14, 2010

9-12

VCU Admin Building

1050 Oliver Hill Way, Richmond Virginia 23298

Parking may be limited so please plan accordingly or use the call in number.

http://www.maps.vcu.edu/mcv/physicalplantadmin/index.html

Mapquest link

http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Richmond&state=VA&address=1050+Oliver+Hill+Way&zipcode=23298-5074&country=US&latitude=37.542559&longitude=-77.424265&geocode=ADDRESS

Presentations:

1 Get Ready Presentation

2 Nissan PGR OEM July Presentation

3 GM PGR OEM July presentation

4 FORD PGR presentation (Removed per Ford request)


At this meeting we will hear from Rocky Mountain Institute Project Get Ready – Ben Holland, we will learn more ...

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How much will home charging cost?

Exact costs will depend on your home’s existing wiring. Generally speaking, EV owners who wish to use an existing conventional outlet (Level 1) should expect some expense to place that outlet on a dedicated circuit. This may run several hundred dollars or more depending on your home’s existing electric infrastructure. Owners wanting to install a Level 2 charger should expect to pay $1,500 or more for equipment and installation. Price will depend on the charging station model selected and the ...

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