Transforming Urban Mobility: Verdek announces final phase construction of EV Charging Facility in Bronx
MONROE, Conn., March 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Verdek LLC is excited to announce the ongoing development of a state-of-the-art EV charging project at Municipal Parking Lot located at White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY. This innovative project, designed to support New York City's transition to sustainable transportation, will bring critical EV infrastructure to one of the busiest boroughs in the city upon its completion.
Expanding Access to EV Charging in Urban Communities: The Bronx project is set to feature a versatile array of charging options, tailored to serve a wide range of EV users:
DC Fast Charging (DCFC) Units: There will have a range chargers with power ranging from 50kW to 175KW to provide rapid charging solutions, ideal for drivers needing to power up quickly during busy commutes.
Level 2 Chargers: These ones will be available for drivers that will park for longer times and have the car charged while they do their shopping or work.
This strategic deployment highlights Verdek's commitment to creating equitable and accessible EV infrastructure in urban areas, addressing the growing demand for sustainable transportation solutions.
A Critical Step Toward NYC's Sustainability Goals
This project aligns with the public transit agency's vision for a greener future by reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting EV adoption across the city. Located in a high-traffic municipal parking lot, this charging hub is designed to serve the needs of daily commuters, residents, and visitors alike.
"Our work at White Plains Rd reflects Verdek's dedication to bringing sustainable solutions to densely populated areas," said Guy Mannino, CEO of Verdek LLC. "We're proud to partner with the agency to make EV charging convenient, efficient, and accessible to Bronx residents."
Innovation Meets Practicality
This installation posed unique challenges, requiring careful planning and execution to integrate highcapacity charging units into an existing municipal parking lot. Key highlights include:
Optimized Layout: Chargers are strategically positioned to maximize accessibility and minimize space constraints, ensuring smooth traffic flow within the parking lot.
Scalable Infrastructure: The project incorporates future-proofing measures, enabling easy expansion as EV adoption continues to grow in the region.
User-Centric Design: The charging station is designed with intuitive interfaces and clear signage, making it user-friendly for EV drivers of all experience levels.
Empowering Communities Through Clean Energy
The Bronx charging hub will represent a significant milestone in Verdek's mission to build sustainable urban communities through clean energy innovation. By providing reliable and efficient EV charging options in a high-demand area, this project will play a vital role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality for Bronx residents upon its completion.
About Verdek
With over a 16+ year of experience in delivering state-of-the-art EV Charging Solutions, Verdek has established itself as a trusted partner for businesses, municipalities, and government entities nationwide. Verdek's expertise in integrating cutting-edge technology with user-centric design has consistently set new standards in the industry. A notable example of Verdek's expertise is eBus charging in New York City. Verdek is a premier provider of Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions, committed to fostering the growth of sustainable transportation. With a comprehensive range of products and services, Verdek delivers innovative, reliable, and user-friendly charging solutions to meet the diverse needs of customers across the USA. For more information, please contact us at info@verdek.com or (888) 336-3734. | Visit us at www.verdek.com
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