Car Charging Group to Demonstrate Level II Electric Vehicle Charging Station

Car Charging Group’s Director of Sales and Marketing, Brian Golomb, will demonstrate an electric vehicle charging station as well as discuss the EV industry. The demonstration will touch upon what EV charging stations offer municipalities, corporations, fleets and utilities with easy-to-use, high-reliability, plug-in electric vehicle charging.

"The future of parking garages includes solar photovoltaic rooftop arrays, recycled construction materials, bike parking, Web-based parking spot locators and electric car charging stations," said CEO of Car Charging Group Michael D. Farkas.

"We are pleased to participate and exhibit the Level II charging station at this convention — the largest of its kind — because it is an annual destination for experts and key players in the parking industry from private owners to valet companies, colleges and universities, municipalities, hospitals, sports arenas, airports and real estate developers. This venue gives us the opportunity to directly reach our target audience while demonstrating how easy it is to charge an electric vehicle and the benefits of installing one on their properties."

The National Parking Association (NPA) is a network of companies comprised of parking industry professionals. NPA’s mission is to serve as a resource to the parking industry and our members by offering quality education, networking opportunities, products and services.

Car Charging Group, Inc. is an owner and provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations with the mission to build-out a nationwide infrastructure, enabling EV and PHEV owners to charge their EVs anytime, anywhere. As part of its strategy, the Company owns, provides, installs and maintains electric vehicle charging units and works with its landowner partners to identify appropriate locations for its charging stations.

An estimated 40 million plug-in electric vehicles are predicted to be on the road by the year 2030. This estimate includes models from auto industry leaders, such as the Nissan Leaf, the GM Chevy Volt, the Fisker Karma, and the Tesla Model S. Car Charging Group, Inc. and other companies in the EV industry such as ECOtality, Better Place, Eaton Corporation, and now GE realize the need to establish charging networks throughout the transportation infrastructure to provide easy access to charging stations everywhere drivers live and work.

By investing at the forefront of the electric car revolution, Car Charging Group, Inc. seeks to become the leading provider of electric car charging services. The Company launched its operations nationally in September of 2009 and is expanding its operations internationally.

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