Level 1: (1kw) conductive 5-20 outlets: simple & inexpensive
Level 2: (6kw) conductive AVCON or 14-50 outlets
California State funding for EV charging installations (BAAQMD)
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EV charging at work:
Hewlett-Packard: ron.freund@hp.com Cupertino, CA
IBM: deen at us.ibm.com IBM RTP, NC
Sun MicroSystems: Seek.Kwan at eng.sun.com Mt. View, CA
Intel: smasumu at scdt.intel.com Santa Clara, CA
Cisco Networks: enf at cisco.com San Jose, CA
Apple Computers: cde at APPLE.COM Cupertino, CA
Applied Materials: DaleDuBois at postoffice.worldnet.att.net Sunnyvale,
CA
National Semiconductor: HR rep. Sunnyvale, CA
- Why allow employees access to company electricity?
As a good community partner, if your employees
are willing to drive a cleaner vehicle, your company can give your support
by providing and allowing access to outlets. The small costs
are recouped from:
- Company PR from the media (HP has had unbelievable amounts free media visibility from having EV charging for employees)
- Keeping good employees by being a responsible employer and member of society.
- By example, showing a higher standard of
business practices which leads to higher
employee moral and attitude.
Electric Utility EV Charging Programs:
Bay Area Air Quality Management District BAAQMD
SMUD Sacramento, CA
LADWP EV Hotline: 800-552-2334 LA, CA
Alameda Power & Telecom: Electricity
PG&E: clean-air-vehicles at pge.com SF, CA
SDG&E call 1-800-411-SDGE x7343 San Diego, CA
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