Parsippany Gets Six New Publicly Accessible EV Charging Stations

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Encore Energy Group has completed six new public-access EV charging stations at 35 Waterview Boulevard in Parsippany, enhancing local infrastructure. Funded through NJDEP grants and JCP&L utility rebates, the project covered over 60% of its costs, demonstrating a successful model for affordable energy solutions. Bill Dato, CEO of Encore, highlighted their comprehensive management approach, which maximizes savings for clients while simplifying the process. Michael Basic, President of YMP Real Estate Management, commended Encore for its efficiency in handling design, permitting, and paperwork. The location, adjacent to the Waterview Marketplace and just off I-287, offers a convenient charging solution for commuters and visitors alike.

This project illustrates Encore’s commitment to sustainable energy infrastructure in its home region and responds to the increasing demand for EV charging options. The NJDEP's "It Pay$ to Plug In" program provided substantial grants, showcasing the importance of incentive management in energy projects. As public interest in electric vehicles grows, such initiatives are crucial for expanding accessible charging networks.

Related Articles

Parsippany High School Marching Band Shines at NJ State Competition

The Parsippany High School Marching Band secured second place at the New Jersey State Competition with a score of 86.2. Their performance demonstrated months of dedication and teamwork, embodying the spirit of Parsippany pride.

Letter to the Editor Response to Mayor Barberio

Mayor Barberio acknowledged the town's financial status, confirming there was a surplus rather than a deficit when he took office in 2022. Pulkit Desai criticized the mayor's budget claims and his support for corporate tax breaks, urging voters to discern the truth.

Parsippany Honors Officer Remo DAlessandro for 21 Years of Dedicated Service

Mayor James R. Barberio and the Parsippany Police Department honored Patrolman Remo D’Alessandro during a Walkout Ceremony for his 21 years of service. D’Alessandro, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, implemented numerous community engagement programs and received multiple awards for his contributions.