Public Policy

OmniPotential can help you craft a future facing EV policy for your municipality

Municipalities are beginning to hear from residents with shared parking that they want the ability to charge their vehicles where they live. Residents are concerned that it’s unfair that can’t conveniently own an EV because they can’t charge one where they live due to sharing parking with neighbors.

We believe that to make meaningful impact to climate change, bold action is called for. To expect the majority of American’s to purchase electric cars, trucks and vans, everyone needs the means to conveniently fuel one at home because most people simply don’t have an extra one to two hours to dedicate to sitting in a public parking lot every week.

We listened to municipalities and over 1,000 EV owners and helped develop public policy that works for municipalities, EV owners and non-EV owners alike. In 2021 we drafted legislation and worked with our elected officials ultimately resulting in the passage of Delaware SB-187 providing guidance and setting a deadline for municipalities to produce permits for curbside, residential EV charging.

While we were busy making sure that EV owners could get the charging they need, we also developed an innovative, award winning and patented EV charging product, Curbstar™, designed expressly for curbside residential settings where a self powered meter is the only sensible solution for broad accessibility of charging service to the community.

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