EV Realty

“We currently have the largest EV manufacturing company here in the United States, why stop now?” Missed yesterday's interview with EV Realty’s CEO Patrick Sullivan on Bloomberg Businessweek? Relisten to the conversation between Patrick, Carol Massar, and Tim Stenovec here, starting at the 24:03 mark: https://lnkd.in/euuhHb7s

CEO of EV Realty Patrick Sullivan makes his return to Bloomberg Businessweek today, he’ll be discussing all the news and notes from the EV fleet space and what's to come in 2025 with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Tune in at 12:20 P.M. PST today to see the full segment live: https://lnkd.in/gbj5KkPS

History is repeating itself for real estate investors as EV charging hubs are becoming the new data centers according to EV Realty’s CEO Patrick Sullivan Read more on why this is happening from Patrick in this contributed article for PERE in their 2024 Sustainable Investing Report: #EVs #EVCharging #DataCenters #PoweredProperties

Last Friday's CARB meeting saw the passage of amendments to the #LCFS. Prior to the vote, EV Realty's Director of Policy Jamie Hall gave comments to the board, in support of the amendment's passage. Those comments were captured by POLITICO's Blanca Begert and highlighted in a recap of the events:

With the amendments to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard from the California Air Resources Board over the weekend, EV Realty's Suncheth Bhat connected with Sophie Austin at The Associated Press and was included in her article discussing what the updates mean for the future of electric vehicles and electrification in the state of California: "Suncheth Bhat, chief commercial officer for EV Realty, an electric vehicle infrastructure company, called the program 'one of the most powerful, transformational policies' to speed up the transition to electric vehicles." You can read the full article below: https://lnkd.in/gDEDsjUF #EVs #Electrification #LCFS #California #Policy

"The future of trucking is electric. It will be clean, convenient, and cost effective. Getting there, however, will require hard work and bold decisions." Today, The San Diego Union-Tribune published an Op-Ed from EV Realty CCO Suncheth Bhat, outlining how a "YES" vote from #CARB on the #LCFS amendments would jumpstart California's push to electrify transportation. The Op-Ed was featured in last Wednesday's print edition before going live online today. As Suncheth writes, this opportunity to move forward with LCFS can't be missed. Read the Op-Ed in its entirety: https://lnkd.in/gEJiBBRv

Truck electrification is the goal. As a founding #PACTCoalition member, we know that will take teamwork, innovation, and smart policy. PACT fosters collaboration across the sector around a common goal: scaling up charging infrastructure deployment and enabling heavy-duty electrification.

The Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) is one of the most important tools the state has to support the transition to zero emissions freight. It can help solve the "chicken or egg" problem that currently hinders freight electrification: fleet owners will not buy a truck they cannot charge, but investments in charging infrastructure will not happen without greater certainty around electric vehicle deployment. LCFS can bridge this gap. The #LCFS takes the freight transition out of neutral by unleashing billions of dollars in private investment. The climate and air quality impacts that electric trucks will deliver to CA residents - especially those in communities near ports, distribution facilities, and warehouse districts - are immense. The state and her residents can't afford to miss this opportunity. For these reasons, EV Realty urges the California Air Resources Board to vote YES on the LCFS amendments on November 8th. Our public comments on this upcoming vote are available in full here: https://lnkd.in/gJ3m6qAX

Have a listen! Will Quinn, our Director of Product, shares insights on fleet electrification. Thanks SHAED for the collaboration and opportunity to share our perspective.

Last week, The White House provided helpful guidance for the 30C infrastructure tax credit language as the transition to electrified transports accelerates, with new charging infrastructure being planned and constructed every day.   EV Realty’s Chief Commercial Officer Suncheth Bhat shared with Electrek.co’s Michelle Lewis why clarity around eligibility and implementation will be essential for industry partners in the continued build-out of America’s EV fleet charging infrastructure network. Check out the article in full with Suncheth’s insights here: https://lnkd.in/gDH9CRdh