Almost a year after launching the Sweden-US Green Transition Initiative (GTI), the group says it has completed the first project to build a DC charging station in the US using it. only electrical equipment.
Built using tools and equipment from Swedish manufacturers Volvo CE, Husqvarna, and Atlas Copco, the EV charging station was installed at the new American headquarters of EVSE manufacturer, Kempower, Inc., in Durham, North and Carolina is a local contractor.
“By working with construction and leasing companies, government officials, and industry associations, we can increase the impact of our electrification projects and pave the way for a sustainable future for all,” said Dr. Ray Gallant, VP, sustainability and productivity. at Volvo CE, North America.
On Husqvarna's side, management is equally happy with the project. “The insights we can share from this US use case are important to stakeholders at all levels, from policy makers, construction industry customers to project owners and machine operators,” explains Ryan Wesselschmidt, SVP sales & services and GM at Husqvarna Construction, in North America. “When we meet with customers and leading companies in the industry, we can make a difference together.”
The group says the completion of the project not only proves the feasibility of quiet, zero-emission workplaces, but also highlights their potential to have a positive impact through widespread adoption across North America. Equipment OEMs provided on-site training and support to local contractors (EV Revolution), and collected data to document real-world emissions reductions.
Electrek's Take
It is one thing to know that electrical equipment exists, and another to see it in action. With this project, Kempower is setting an example for its commercial and utility customers and is raising the bar for other EVSE installers across the country.
SOURCE | PHOTOS: Kempower, for Construction Equipment.
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