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A solar-powered EV charger that provides power without relying on the grid

By Michelle Froese | September 3, 2024

California American Water recently announced its partnership with Paired Power, a US solar microgrid manufacturer, to deliver resilient renewable energy to its company’s San Diego District electric vehicles (EVs) without relying on the grid.

The company recently installed Paired Power’s PairTree, an American-made solar canopy that combines solar power with available grid power and battery storage to deliver day or night charging for electric vehicles.

As a fully resilient source of electricity, PairTree can also provide emergency backup power during grid outages and help reduce dependence on the grid.

California American Water recognizes that access to clean water is essential for businesses to thrive and communities to flourish. Investing in EV infrastructure helps safeguard public health and the environment. According to the EPA’s emission rates calculator, California American Water will be able to prevent 4,472 pounds – which is roughly the weight of a Tesla Model Y – of CO2 from being emitted into the air annually by using PairTree to charge one vehicle.

California American Water has a longstanding commitment to its customers, as well as the environment. Paired Power’s clean solar powered microgrid EV charging energy is aligned with the company’s legacy of stewardship of the land, air and water in California.

 

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