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Chargie has partnered with the Foundation for California Community Colleges to provide electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions to educational institutions across California. As an approved vendor, Chargie will offer its services to community colleges, state universities, and K-12 institutions through the Foundation’s purchasing programs, enabling streamlined procurement and preferred pricing for EV infrastructure. This partnership aims to support California’s growing EV adoption and enhance charging accessibility for students, faculty, staff, and surrounding communities.
Key Highlights:
- Chargie selected by FoundationCCC as an approved vendor for EV charging services.
- Streamlined procurement for community colleges, state universities, and K-12 institutions through FoundationCCC’s programs.
- Comprehensive services include site assessments, engineering, installation, and 24/7 monitoring.
- Support for rebate and grant applications to assist institutions in securing funds for EV projects.
- California community colleges plan to spend $60 million on EV charging projects over the next five years.
Chargie’s services include site assessments, design engineering, installation, and ongoing monitoring and support for EV infrastructure. Institutions will also receive assistance in applying for rebates, incentives, and grants from federal, state, and local programs. Chargie aims to facilitate the expansion of EV charging infrastructure in educational settings, ultimately benefiting not only campus users but also surrounding communities.
Chargie CEO Zach Jennings highlighted the impact of this infrastructure: “We’ve seen firsthand the impact this infrastructure has on schools. Not only does it provide charging stations to students, faculty, and staff, but it often also provides much-needed access for the surrounding community of drivers. Ensuring these drivers have a reliable place to charge is key to supporting the state’s record-setting EV adoption trends.”
Chargie already serves local educational partners, such as the Moreno Valley Unified School District and California State University – Northridge, with over 90 Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations in operation. Jennings noted the significance of expanding in their home state: “California is our home. It’s where Chargie was founded, and so many of our employees are proud alumni of its school system. We’re honored to have the opportunity to serve the campuses that helped shape us.”
Beyond charging infrastructure, Chargie also offers educational programs, networking events, and internships for students interested in cleantech careers. Agencies can learn more about Chargie’s solutions at chargie.com.
About Chargie
Chargie provides intelligent, reliable EV charging solutions for commercial buildings, residential properties, schools, and government agencies across the United States. They design, install, and manage leading-edge charging infrastructure for a wide range of facilities. For more information, visit chargie.com.
About the Foundation for California Community Colleges
The Foundation for California Community Colleges is the official nonprofit foundation of the California Community Colleges system, which is the largest higher education system in the nation. Established in 1998, the Foundation aims to support the mission of the California Community Colleges by enhancing opportunities and reducing barriers for all Californians. Learn more at foundationccc.org.
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