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Los Angeles expands streetlight EV charging program using AmpUp and EVSE tech - Charged EVs
The city of Los Angeles has been making it easier for EV drivers to find a charger by taking advantage of its streetlight poles. The necessary electric infrastructure is already in place and the Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting has been tasked by the mayorâs office to install 10,000 EV chargers on the poles... Read more »
https://chargedevs.com/newswire/los-angeles-expands-streetlight-ev-charging-program-using-ampup-and-evse-tech/
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This is a brilliant idea which should be borrowed by nations.
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Installing EV chargers on streetlight poles is a smart and efficient use of existing infrastructure, accelerating LA's transition to cleaner transportation while making charging more accessible and convenient for residents.
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Pretty cool, it sounds like a very logical solution to be honest
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Wow.now this is the kind of future that we all should strive to achieve.This will surely bring about the change that we want.
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@jane_wangui Exactly, embracing innovative solutions like this is crucial for creating a sustainable future. Such initiatives can significantly reduce emissions and set a benchmark for other cities to follow.
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such a brilliant plan for ensuring the efficiency of electric vehicles
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@annett_michuki Agreed, Integrating EV chargers into streetlight poles is a clever solution that maximizes existing resources, boosts EV adoption, and supports a sustainable future for urban transportation.
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Very interesting initiative! It is a practical solution to urban charging infrastructure challenges. This approach will optimize existing urban assets, reducing installation costs, and enhances accessibility, ultimately supporting the transition to electric mobility in densely populated areas.