North Chesterfield, VA – InCharge Energy, the leader in electric charging solutions and all-brand EV charger service and maintenance, is partnering with Atlantic Heavy Duty and Virginia Clean Cities (VCC) to host the Electric Refuse Truck Preview + Any-Brand EV Charger Service/ Maintenance Insights Open House event. Hosted at InCharge Energy Richmond Sales & Service Office located at 11625 Busy Street, North Chesterfield, Virginia, this free event is designed to provide an educational forum for municipal leaders, private fleet operators and commercial site managers, as well as EV-interested or current EV charger owner-operators. This Open House is scheduled for Thursday, July 24 from 12:30 to 4:30 PM ET.
The public is invited to join InCharge Energy, Southern Virginia’s largest EV industry employer, together with Atlantic Heavy Duty and VCC to experience a firsthand look at the McNeilus Volterra™ electric refuse truck and to learn how InService™ from InCharge Energy helps businesses, organizations and agencies keep EV chargers running optimally and smoothly with best-in-class service support for any commercial chargers, supported by deeply trained technicians and the InControl™ CMS-agnostic maintenance platform.
With the featured McNeilus Volterra™ electric refuse truck and other EVs on display, this no-cost event provides an engaging behind-the-scenes opportunity to learn first-hand how EVs are transforming industry and communities, creating jobs and enhancing our daily life – hosted by InCharge Energy. Advance reservation is requested, but not required, on the VCC website at: https://active-fuchsia-cobra.67-208-42-13.cpanel.site/event/electric-work-truck-showcase/
“Virginia Clean Cities coalition is delighted to welcome fleets and communities for this first Virginia McNeilus electric refuse truck showcase event with Atlantic Heavy Duty at InCharge Energy in Richmond,” said Alleyn Harned, VCC’s executive director. “Learning about cleaner technology options for vehicles and infrastructure can lower fuel costs, can use Virginia energy and can contribute to the local community by reducing emissions in the air we breathe.”
Attendees will have multiple opportunities to learn more in an educational environment, with snacks provided.
- Interact with the newly launched McNeilus Volterra™ electric refuse truck, a Monarch electric tractor and a Chevrolet BrightDrop electric delivery van
- Tour the InCharge Energy warehouse with its array of EV charging hardware and explore how charger-vehicle compatibility is confirmed via robust interoperability testing
- Learn more about InService™, the single source service and maintenance solutions from InCharge Energy that support ongoing commercial EV charging success – with deeply trained technicians and the InControl™ CMS-agnostic maintenance platform
- Get your questions answered by experts, including how to choose the right EV charger – and the best service and maintenance package to support it – for your use cases
“We at InCharge, together with Atlantic Heavy Duty, VCC, our EV manufacturer-partners and local food vendors, look forward to hosting the public for an educational, hands-on electric vehicle and charging experience,” stated Van Wilkins, Executive VP, Operations, for InCharge Energy. “We look forward to answering questions from consumers and fleet managers and demonstrating what makes electric fleets successful – not just at the time of electrification, but with service and maintenance options to support EV charger longevity and performance.”
Municipalities, businesses, organizations and the public are encouraged to RSVP at the link above and attend for a day of innovation and learning, with experts from Atlantic Heavy Duty, VCC and InCharge Energy.