Subcontractor: Comer Electric (did all electrical work, except installing EV chargers).State Electrical Subcontractor: Chatham Electric Service LLC (completed all EV scope).TPM Services Group LLC (performed all excavation and construction).Architect: George Armour Ewart Architect.Our other partners and contractors included: We used ChargePoint DC fast chargers, and ChargePoint played a key role in guiding us through that process. Department of Environmental Quality using funds from the Volkswagen Settlement. Part of the project was made possible by a grant awarded by the N.C. We partnered with Haywood EMC, one of North Carolina’s electric cooperatives chosen to create a statewide network of EV charging stations. Again, we saw and still do see the need for EV charging stations throughout the country, so we were thrilled to play a role. Installing the stations was certainly a learning process for us, and we will use that experience as we continue to add EV charging stations to other locations. Can you provide insight into the process of installing the charging stations, from making the decision to hosting the ribbon-cutting? How did you select the location? How did Haywood EMC support you during this process?
Talking with folks like you at Plug-in NC and enthusiasts who came to our ribbon-cutting gave us greater insight and feedback that we will use in future EV charging station decisions. The experience gave us an even better understanding of the needs of EV owners and the future of the industry. When the opportunity to partner with Haywood EMC, ChargePoint and the state of North Carolina came about, we jumped on it. We saw the huge need EV owners had while traveling from Knoxville, Tennessee, to Asheville, North Carolina, and vice versa, along I-40. Hackney, has a sincere desire to provide the best possible service to our customers. We spoke with Russell Biven, digital marketing director of Hackney Brands, about the experience and the group’s future plans.Ĭan you describe how your business supports electric vehicles (EVs) and why? Hackney, Haywood Electric Membership Corporation (EMC), ChargePoint and the N.C. The installation of the stations was the result of a partnership between The Local Market, H.T. These stations, which contain two CCS plugs and two CHAdeMO plugs, are the westernmost DC fast chargers in the state and fill a critical gap in North Carolina’s charging infrastructure.
Earlier this year, we attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for new DC fast chargers in Waynesville, North Carolina.
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