Latest Heartland Charging Services and EV News

The Environmental Protection Agency just announced the proposal of ambitious new emissions rules to accelerate the electrification of America and the auto industry. The EPA’s new emissions rules would be the organization’s toughest ever.    The overarching goal of the EPA’s new emissions rules is to completely overhaul the American...

Blink Charging, Heartland Charging Services’ strategic partner, announced this week that they were awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with the United States Postal Service (USPS).   Blink Charging to provide up to 41,500 EV chargers to the USPS Blink will provide up to 41,500 EV chargers to the USPS...

In November of 2021, President Biden signed the long-awaited bipartisan infrastructure bill into law, which includes $5 billion for EV chargers and other EV infrastructure. Part of the new infrastructure bill is the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program, which means further investment and growth in the EV industry. ...

Recently Columbus CEO featured Heartland Charging Services and highlighted the motivation behind our goal to tackle the lack of EV infrastructure in the Midwest.   “We realized quickly EV charging services are a marketplace not well represented in the Midwest,” said Jeff Brock, Heartland Charging Services’ CEO.   The Heartland...

Blink Charging announced the strategic acquisition of SemaConnect. The acquisition allows for Blink to continue to grow as an EV leader throughout the world with its complete vertical integration of supply chain, engineering and in-house manufacturing capabilities.  The U.S.-based assembly of EV chargers and in-house manufacturing keeps Blink in compliance...