Gage Zero LLC and Hillwood have officially announced their collaborative effort to establish the first public commercial electric vehicle (EV) charging station in Texas, specifically designed for trucks and last-mile delivery fleets. This venture is set within the sprawling 27,000-acre AllianceTexas development, marking a significant stride towards sustainable logistics and infrastructure enhancement.
Key Highlights:
This endeavor not only reflects Hillwood’s dedication to future-ready development but also aligns with Gage Zero’s mission to foster a zero-emission future. Located in the heart of AllianceTexas, the EV charging hub is poised to serve as a critical node in the logistics and transportation network, directly supporting the efficiency of first and last-mile delivery operations.
Russell Laughlin of Hillwood emphasized the initiative’s role in advancing sustainable solutions that cater to emerging supply chain challenges, aiming to enhance transportation efficiency significantly. Zeina El-Azzi of Gage Zero highlighted the partnership’s potential to set a standard for fleet electrification and sustainability efforts nationwide.
Gage Zero’s commitment to developing such infrastructure is further underscored by the environmental necessity, as M/HD vehicles, though few in number, are responsible for a disproportionate amount of transportation sector emissions.
About the Partners:
This collaboration between Gage Zero and Hillwood at AllianceTexas not only signifies a leap towards sustainable development but also serves as a blueprint for future projects aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of the logistics and transportation sectors.
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