EVgo has contracted for 100% renewable energy to power its fast charging network, the company announced today, making it the first US EV charging network to do so. EVgo will use a combination of Green-e certified wind and solar energy through its electricity suppliers and its renewable energy certificate partners

Which is better for DC fast charging - curbside or parking lot? EVgo and City of Sacramento announced the installation of California’s first-ever curbside high-power charging station. The station is located at Southside Park and consists of six curbside chargers, equipped with both CHAdeMO and CCS Combo plugs: three 50

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti interviews Rhiana Gunn-Wright, leader of the nonprofit group New Consensus, just after Garcetti on Monday announced L.A.'s new sustainability plan, which he touted as the city’s Green New Deal. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times) Mayor Eric Garcetti unveiled a sweeping plan for a

Compton’s first-ever electric vehicle DC fast-charging (DCFC) station is officially on its way with the ground-breaking of the new station last week at the Soledad Center on South Central Ave. at Alondra Blvd. Construction is due to be completed by early June, Then SCE needs to electrify the site, currently

EVgo’s dedicated network for General Motors’ Maven Gig members will offer Autocharge. EVgo, in partnership with General Motors’ Maven Gig, introduced the first public-rideshare fast charging hub for Maven Gig’s shared-use vehicles and all other electric cars. The Venice Crossroads station, installed at 8985 Venice Blvd in Los Angeles, features

If you’ve ever driven to an electric vehicle (EV) charging station only to find that all ports are occupied, you know that you could end up waiting in line for anywhere between minutes to hours—which can really put a damper on your day when you have places to go and

Collaboration and transparency pioneered in solar interconnections can fast-start delayed transportation electrification ambitions Gasoline-fueled vehicles would not get far without easy-to-access gas stations and, for the same reason, electric vehicles (EV) will need easy-to-access charging stations for the U.S to transform its transportation system.

The U.S. charging infrastructure operator EVgo is introducing Plug & Charge into its network. Called Autocharge, the technology allows registered customers to start a fast-charging session in seconds without having to open the EVgo app or handle RFID or credit cards.