iSun wins bid to deploy solar-powered EV charging stations across the country
iSun Inc., a company with 50 years of construction experience in solar, electrical and data services, is embarking on a big electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure project. Selected in a competitive bid by two of the most important entities in the municipal EV fleet and off-grid charging networks, iSun will design and deploy several and grid-tied and off-grid solar powered electric-vehicle charging stations across America.
Sites include trailhead and urban locations to provide solar powered EV charging at multiple National Forest trailheads and municipal fleet-charging sites across America. The $2 million initial contract value is in addition to the company’s recently reported $81 million project backlog.
“We look forward to growing these new relationships and to supporting the transition from dirty energy to clean energy across America,” Jeffrey Peck, iSun’s CEO said. “These recent wins also demonstrate the accretive value of the iSun Energy LLC acquisition in January 2021. iSun wants to create the best experience with reliable charging solutions, so electric vehicle drivers can go anywhere and do anything in their EVs.”
The iSun ROAM off-grid solution and the iSun PALM grid-tied system have a scalable and modular design and high-quality aircraft grade aluminum materials. The Intelligent iSunOS operating system monitors/manages the battery, EV chargers and solar-power produced. Ground-level energy storage means ease of maintenance and installation.
Headquartered in Burlington, VT, iSun provides solar energy and clean mobility infrastructure to customers for projects from smart solar mobile phone and electric vehicle charging to large utility renewable energy solutions. Since entering the renewable energy market in 2012, iSun has installed over 400 megawatts of rooftop, ground mount and EV carport solar systems (equal to power required for 76,000 homes).
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