Future forward with Fast-Tracked EV adoption With climate change becoming an increasing area of concern, the US federal government has turned its focus to improving air quality, with a goal of achieving net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050.  Automobiles account for nearly one-fifth of these emissions, so a key driver to reducing emissions is a transition to greater use of electric vehicles (EV). Deploying EVs to government employees will go a long way towards achieving this goal. 

Even without this added commitment to EVs, EV sales to individual consumers in the United States have climbed by more than 40% each year on average since 2016. 

One of the top concerns among US consumers regarding EVs is the nation’s limited network of battery charging stations and charging issues. To keep EVs powered up requires setting up public charging stations that need to be economical, equitably distributed, appealing to use, and wired to a robust power grid. 

Amphenol Charles offers a competitive edge to companies that want to help this emerging market and provide reliable solutions that can be deployed rapidly and efficiently. Also, with the nation experiencing significant labor challenges, Amphenol Charles’ products and solutions enable more deployments with limited resources.

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