Securing EV Charging at Your Multifamily Property: Your Right to Charge As of February 19, 2024, Massachusetts law allows residents of multifamily properties, such as condominiums and apartments, to install electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The “Right to...
Charging Connector Types There are four main types of charging connectors used for electric vehicles (EVs). J1772 – This connector works for Level 1 (120-volt) and Level 2 (240-volt) charging. All EVs, except Tesla, use this connector. Tesla vehicles can also use...
Electric Vehicles and Ambient Temperature: What You Need to Know Electric vehicle (EV) batteries are highly sensitive to temperature. To perform at their best, EV batteries need to stay within an optimal range of 60°F to 75°F. This sweet spot ensures maximum driving...
Impact We all know electric vehicles (EVs) don’t have tailpipe emissions—because there’s no tailpipe! But what about battery production? Some wonder if making EV batteries is worse for the environment than producing oil and gas. Let’s break it down. Batteries Yes,...
Convenience – Mornings Made Easier Ever been rushing out the door and realized you’re almost out of gas? EV owners rarely face this. Homeowners with home chargers wake up to a full charge every morning, just unplug and go. No more detours to the gas station or rushing...
Mansfield, Massachusetts, November 2024 Energy New England is proud to announce we are now an EVAL certified workplace. EVAL (Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership) certifications are credited by Forth, backed by the U.S. Department of Energy and recognizes...
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