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City of South Fulton Launches Electric Vehicle Initiative during National Electric Vehicle Week

City of South Fulton showcases electric vehicles to better service community needs, adopting eco-sustainability in responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars.

The City of South Fulton took a step towards sustainability with the launch of its Electric Vehicle Initiative, unveiled in an event at the City of South Fulton Administration Building.

The initiative featured a cutting-edge fleet of electric vehicles, including one electric cargo van, seven Ford Mach-E’s, and three Ford F-150 Lightenings. With plans to expand the fleet with 17 additional electric vehicles during fiscal year 2025, the City of South Fulton is demonstrating its commitment to eco-sustainability and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars.

Mayor khalid, City Manager Sharon D. Subadan, and City Council members Jaceey Sebastian, Helen Zenobia Willis, and Keosha B. Bell, highlighted the initiative’s importance in promoting clean energy and public health. The City of South Fulton’s move to electrify a portion of its municipal fleet spotlights its dedication to reducing carbon emissions and embracing innovative technology for a greener future.

The newly installed charging stations at the Southwest Arts Center and the City of South Fulton Administration Building, equipped with several charging ports, ensure that the fleet remains fully operational for uninterrupted community service. Over the next few years, the city plans to expand this infrastructure to eight locations, providing even greater accessibility for staff and the public.

Looking ahead, the City of South Fulton aims to procure an additional 17 electric vehicles and 15 hybrid vehicles within the next year, further contributing to a cleaner environment.

The City of South Fulton Electric Vehicle Initiative aligns with broader goals of environmental sustainability and improved air quality, which research shows can lead to significant public health benefits. By investing in zero-emission vehicles and extensive charging infrastructure, the City of South Fulton is setting a powerful example of environmental responsibility and innovation.

The city’s long-term vision includes supporting more municipal functions with electric vehicles – enhancing its role as a leader in sustainable practices. This Electric Vehicle Initiative represents a clear, bold vision for a greener, cleaner city that leverages advanced technology for the benefit of all residents.

For more information on this initiative, please visit the City of South Fulton website or contact the Shaheen Solomon, Director of the Department of Public Affairs at (470) 552-4311 or by email at publicaffairs@CityofSouthFultonGA.gov.

About the City of South Fulton
With a population of nearly 108,000 residents, South Fulton stands as Georgia’s fifth-largest city. Encompassing over 90 square miles, its diverse terrain blends urban and rural landscapes, boasting the largest expanse of undeveloped land on the southern side of metro Atlanta. Established on May 1, 2017, South Fulton is one of Georgia’s newest and most rapidly expanding cities, emerging as a vibrant destination. Explore more about our dynamic community on our website or connect with us through social media at cityofsouthfultonga.gov.

Shaheen Solomon
City of South Fulton
publicaffairs@cityofsouthfultonga.gov

City of South Fulton Launches Electric Vehicle Initiative

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In-Charge Energy To Support GM’s New Ultium 360 Fleet Charging Service

In-Charge Energy is a Preferred Provider in the Newly-Launched Fleet Charging Service

In-Charge Energy, the industry leader in turnkey commercial fleet EV infrastructure solutions, has been named a preferred provider for the Ultium Charge 360’s fleet service, General Motors Company’s newly-announced fleet charging solution.

“Electrifying fleets play a key role in GM’s vision to get ‘Everybody In’ on an all-electric future. GM is working with In-Charge to support fleet customers as they move toward an electric vehicle line up,” said Alex Keros, Lead Architect, EV Infrastructure, General Motors. “Our collaborative approach to helping fleets go electric will streamline implementation while building charging infrastructure that fits their unique, ongoing electrification needs.”

GM fleet and BrightDrop customers will be able to access In-Charge for support with their infrastructure needs. Given the high demand for EV charging infrastructure in the U.S., many utilities are dealing with long queues to upgrade facilities. As a result, the charging equipment necessary for fleet vehicles may face longer timelines than vehicle deliveries.

“With these challenges, it is very important to work with an infrastructure partner early,” said Terry O’Day, COO of In-Charge Energy. “GM understands this dynamic, as well as anyone in the EV industry and this announced relationship, reflects the need to move vehicle and infrastructure decisions forward concurrently.”

As a part of Ultium Charge 360’s fleet service, In-Charge Energy will be available to provide infrastructure support for GM fleet and BrightDrop customers. This includes fleet and facility planning, engineering and design, utility interconnection, construction management, hardware and software selection and supply, final installation and commissioning, monitoring, maintenance, repair, reporting and finance.

In-Charge uses its own field technicians to directly perform many of these services. In-Charge Energy also produces a suite of hardware products that pair with products from ABB, Delta, Juicebar, Siemens and others charger manufacturers to provide the right configuration for every fleet. Having the right infrastructure installed keeps operating costs low for fleets, allows for upgrades over time and ensures different types of vehicles operate on a single platform.

For more information about In-Charge Energy products and services, please visit inchargeus.com.

About In-Charge Energy
In-Charge Energy is on the frontlines of large-scale emissions reduction, accelerating the electrification of the transportation industry – one commercial fleet at a time. With end-to-end, turnkey solutions for commercial EV infrastructure projects, In-Charge Energy equips fleet managers with the top brands in charging hardware and software; customized hardware and software products; short-, mid-and long-range plans for seamless fleet and facilities transition to EVs; financing; and maintenance and corrective repairs over the life of the charging assets.

In-Charge develops innovative hardware, software and services designed and engineered specifically for fleets, such as service-dispatch-integrated software, fleet-management-integrated software, electricity load management, durable cable management products and high-reliability maintenance, repair and warranty services. Whether a fleet has 200 sedans or 20,000 Class 8 trucks, the team at In-Charge serves a diverse clientele throughout North America, including major commercial fleets, truck and bus manufacturers, rideshare operators, EV manufacturers, school districts, municipalities and facilities owners, among many others.

Headquartered in the world’s first zero-emissions delivery zone in Santa Monica, Calif., In-Charge Energy was founded by EV industry veterans Cameron Funk and Terry O’Day. The company has additional operations in San Francisco, Michigan and Virginia.

More information about In-Charge Energy and its services can be found at www.inchargeus.com. You can also follow In-Charge on LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter.

Alexandra Kreager
In-Charge Energy
press@inchargeus.com

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