news:
- Feb 09 The EV Project Newsletter: Project Update
- Jan 28 Energy Secretary Chu Recognizes ECOtality/eTec for EV Progress
- Jan 27 President Honors ECOtality/eTec in State Of The Union Address
- Jan 27 ECOtality to Discuss New EV Technologies
- Jan 26 ECOtality Unveils Its First Electric Vehicle Networked Software
- Dec 30 ECOtality Hosts Arizona Debut of Nissan LEAF
- Dec 09 ECOtality, Nissan Unveil Nissan Leaf in Pacific Northwest
- Nov 18 ECOtality CEO Part of U.S. Delegation in China
- Nov 17 Ecotality Meets With Vice President Biden To Discuss Recovery Act Success
- Aug 31 ECOtality's eTec Awarded $8 Million from California Energy Commission to Support Largest-Ever Transportation Electrification Project
- Aug 10 ECOtality and eTec Congratulate Project Partners on Successful $100 Million Proposal for Transportation Electrification
- Aug 07 ECOtality CEO Featured on Fox Business Network
- Aug 05 ECOtality's eTec Awarded $100 Million for Transportation Electrification
who?
Project Manager
Project Parters
what?
- 10,950 Level 2 (220V) Chargers
- 260 Level 3 Fast-Chargers
- 40+ Project Partners
- 4,700 Nissan LEAF Cars
- 750 New Jobs by 2012
- 5,500 New Jobs by 2017
- 11 Major Cities
when?
Summer 2010: Initial infrastructure deployment begins.
Fall 2010: Nissan launches the Nissan LEAF, a zero emission pure electric vehicle.
where?
The EV Project will deploy charge infrastructure in major cities in five states.
The EV Project will pave the way for the successful rollout of electric transportation across America.