Blink Charging has been able to help power electric school buses for this district: Saving money, preventing emissions, and empowering clean transportation for children.
Blink Charging has been able to help power electric school buses for this district: Saving money, preventing emissions, and empowering clean transportation for children.
The Fontana Unified School District is located in Southern California, encompassing 45 unique schools. They are recognized nationwide for their fast growth in student achievement. They believe in providing opportunities for students to accomplish greatness, and impacting the world around them.
Fontana Unified Was Looking For:
Blink has sold or deployed nearly 400 Level 2 chargers at educational facilities across 14 states
Blink Charging is proud to offer industry-leading EV charging solutions. Together, Fontana and Blink are pioneering the future of clean transportation in the education industry starting in their community.
Blink Provided the Solutions Fontana Was Looking For:
School buses make great electric fleets and their health benefits for children, and the environment are undeniable. They are typically parked overnight, which allows for plenty charging time. Additionally, they don’t travel long distances since most routes for school buses are local. Meaning buses won’t necessarily have to recharge during the day because they do not require an extensive mile range.
Blink has been able to support Fontana’s mission of providing the best resources for their students, with a clean transportation alternative that impacts not only their schools but also the communities around them. Providing advanced solutions with flexibility to fit their EV fleet’s schedule and needs, while maximizing the utilization of their charging infrastructure to generate additional revenue. Fontana can now power clean energy buses with Blink IQ 200 chargers, the fastest Level 2 charging stations, available with variable of output from 12 to 80 amps. The charger’s smart technology offers smart grid functionality, allowing Fontana to manage and monitor their network of chargers from the Blink Network.
Electric School Buses Have An Average Battery Life of Approximately 16 Years
School Districts Can Save $192,000 On Fuel and Maintenance When Switching to Electric
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By using electricity instead of diesel, school districts could save $2,000 in fuel and $4,400 in maintenance every year. School districts are spending just 14 cents per mile on their electric buses compared to 49 cents per mile for diesel buses.
The Blink IQ 200 chargers are the fastest Level 2 AC charging stations available, producing 80 amps of output, providing approximately 65 miles of charge in an hour. Operated on the Blink Network, they can charge any battery-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle.>
The Blink IQ 200 is designed to be versatile. Its flexibility is showcased through its smart energy management capabilities, deployment options on variable charging currents between 12A and 80A, and numerous mounting options. It can painlessly be installed on a wall, on a pedestal as a single unit, or alongside several other charging stations and even as part of mobile charging solution.>
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