by Victoria Gilstrap | Jul 13, 2021 | Commercial, Education, Reviews | Articles |
Photo: ETSU new ClipperCreek charging station install – Kayla Hackney Eight new electric vehicle charging stations were unveiled on the East Tennessee State University (ETSU) campus this past Thursday. “These charging stations create opportunities for our...
by Victoria Gilstrap | Jun 10, 2021 | Commercial, Education, Reviews | Articles, Workplace Charging |
Photo Credit: PlugShare.com Originally Published in the Times West Virginian Not only does Fairmont University offer area residents the use of their Falcon Center Gym, cafeteria and restaurants on campus, but now they are offering access to the two new electric...
by ccadmin | Apr 12, 2021 | Education, Get your PhD in Electric Vehicle Charging |
Video Transcript: EV Charging Station Buyer’s Guide Series: Hardwired or Plug-in? What is the Difference Between a Hardwired EVSE Installation and a Plug-in Installation? So you’ve done your research and decided on the electric car you’re going to buy, and...
by Suzanne Guinn | Oct 13, 2020 | Commercial, Education, Get your PhD in Electric Vehicle Charging, Residential EV Charging, Workplace Charging |
Join ClipperCreek for a discussion about selecting the best Electric Vehicle Charging Station for your home or business. TIMESTAMPS: 3:28 – Introduction 5:33 – Just purchased an EV: Do I need to buy an electric vehicle charging station? 9:58 – Is it...
by Rebecca Passey | Sep 28, 2020 | Commercial, Education, Electric Vehicle Fleets, Events, Residential EV Charging, Utility EVSE, Workplace Charging |
The Federal Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Tax Credit Expires December 31, 2020 Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) purchased and installed before December 31, 2020, is eligible for a tax credit of 30% of the cost of both the purchase and installation (does not...
by Suzanne Guinn | Sep 25, 2020 | Education, Electric Vehicles (EV) |
Driving electric vehicles offers many benefits (aside from a fun time): Cheaper to run (electricity costs an average of 66% less than gas) Cheaper to maintain (no oil changes, no smog checks, less wear on brakes) Other savings (like tax incentives, utility rates,...
