Fleets operations now have more choices and flexibility to charge and manage their electric vehicles.
Through Schneider Electric's investment, EV Connect plans to accelerate its growth and empower energy companies by optimizing EV charging infrastructure.
The Houston-based fleet electrification firm will deploy new customer charging installations managed through EV Connect's management platform.
The EVCaaS program is designed to remove the burden of ownership and maintenance from the charging host.
AVANGRID will also use the EV Connect data to develop models to serve the future daily charging needs for commercial, industrial and home charging segments, while also planning for electrification of its own fleet.
In separate agreements, Salt River Project in Phoenix and Tucson Electric Power in Tucson have selected EV Connect as one of the industry partners eligible to provide EV network and charging management for a collective 750 new electric vehicle chargers.
Users of the EV Connect charging app will be able to locate and pay for charging at Greenlots charge stations and vice-versa. The partnership helps drivers charge without the burden of managing multiple accounts.
The installation of DC fast chargers at three Love’s Travel Stops along Highway 99 expands the West Coast Electric Highway and takes a big step in the electrification of commercial fleets.
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