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Adopt a Charger, a nonprofit organization, accelerates the widespread adoption of plug-in vehicles through the proliferation of public, fee-free electric car chargers which are “adopted” by sponsors. These sponsors, corporations, organizations and individuals, donate funds used to install and maintain EV chargers in parks, museums, beaches and other widely used public places.
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L.A. Zoo Partners with LADWP and Adopt a Charger, Inc. to Install Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
The Los Angeles Zoo, in partnership with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) and non-profit organization Adopt a Charger, Inc., is excited to announce the installation of one DC (Direct Current) Fast Charger and six Level 2 Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations in a section of the Zoo’s public parking lot.
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Entergy Arkansas and Adopt a Charger Boost Eco-Friendly EV Charging
Photo: DeGray Lake Resort State Park FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEEntergy Arkansas and Adopt a Charger expand electric vehicle charging for eco-friendly adventures LITTLE ROCK, AR — Entergy Arkansas and Adopt a Charger are promoting Electric Vehicle (EV) Tourism and enabling...
How Our Chargers Sparked a Change in Trotwood: A Letter from Rap Hankins
Photos: Rap Hankins at Trotwood, Ohio charging station I recently received a very moving letter from one of my colleagues, Rap Hankins, president of Drive Electric Dayton, about how life-changing our charger has been for his city. I’d like to share it with you below....
Kitty Adams Hoksbergen Highlighted in Persons of Infrastructure
Kitty Adams Hoksbergen’s Adopt a Charger provides free or low-cost charging infrastructure at remote destinations, inspiring consumers to go all-electric, all of the time. Growing up outside Detroit in the 1970s, Kitty Adams Hoksbergen got her first look at state and...