Electrical Vehicle Charging
Donnelly Energy and Donnelly Construction are teaming up to transform EV adoption in the tri-state area by providing complete EVC station and infrastructure solutions. This move supports the state’s goals to increase EV use, improve air quality, and cut carbon emissions.
Setting up EVC stations requires evaluating your facility’s electrical capacity and logistics, and some sites may need power upgrades or excavation for EVC integration. With detailed assessments and careful planning, we guarantee a hassle-free installation process.
How It Works
FREE SITE SURVEY
We’ll conduct a free site evaluation to find the best spots for charging stations, check the current electrical setup, and identify any construction needs for installing EV charging stations
TURNKEY SOLUTIONS
The Donnelly team expertly manages your EV charging station project from start to finish, covering all aspects from initial assessment to material procurement and necessary electrical and excavation tasks.
INCENTIVES AVAILABLE
Public utilities and state programs offer generous rebates to customers for installing electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in commercial and workplace settings.
Leveraging over 40 years of general contracting expertise, the Donnelly Team stands at the forefront of the energy efficiency and construction industries, ensuring superior quality in every electric vehicle charging installation project.
NEW JERSEY’S PUSH FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADOPTION
On January 17, 2020, Governor Murphy enacted S-2252, setting forth ambitious aims and incentives to boost plug-in electric vehicle (EV) usage in New Jersey. The law targets a rise in EV numbers, wider public charging networks, electrification of state and NJ Transit fleets, and initiates a $30 million yearly rebate program over a decade.
These measures, promoting electric vehicles, are designed to enhance air quality, lower greenhouse emissions, and cut operational costs for owners, aligning with the Global Warming Response Act and the State’s Energy Master Plan to meet New Jersey’s air pollution and energy objectives.
