Hallcon Opens New Charging Center in Fremont

<p><strong><span class&equals;"legendSpanClass"><span class&equals;"xn-location">FREMONT <&sol;span><&sol;span><&sol;strong>&&num;8212&semi; Hallcon Corporation&comma; a provider of mobility and infrastructure solutions&comma; held the grand opening this week of its new Electric Vehicle &lpar;EV&rpar; Operations Center in <span class&equals;"xn-location">Fremont<&sol;span>&period; This 3&period;3-megawatt facility is the organization&&num;8217&semi;s second EV charging site in the Bay Area&comma; representing a key milestone in Hallcon&&num;8217&semi;s mission to enhance EV infrastructure across <span class&equals;"xn-location">North America<&sol;span>&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The opening of this site signifies the completion of construction on the first phase of Hallcon&&num;8217&semi;s multi-platform vehicle charging facility&period; Upon project completion&comma; this facility will be capable of charging over 120 light&comma; medium&comma; and heavy-duty electric vehicles daily&comma; eliminating more than 10&comma;000&comma;000 pounds of CO2 emissions annually&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>&&num;8220&semi;We are thrilled to open our newest EV Operations Center and continue to lead the advancement of EV infrastructure development in the Bay Area&comma;&&num;8221&semi; stated Hallcon President &amp&semi; CEO&comma; <span class&equals;"xn-person">John R&period; Stoiber<&sol;span>&period; &&num;8220&semi;This facility will accelerate our clients&&num;8217&semi; transitions to electric vehicles and establishes Hallcon as the premier EV infrastructure and transportation partner for companies who are seriously committed to sustainable transportation&period;&&num;8221&semi;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The Fremont EV Operations Center is the second in a series of large-scale EV infrastructure construction projects currently in development by Hallcon&period; The company also has a 3&period;3-megawatt site in <span class&equals;"xn-location">San Jose&comma; CA<&sol;span>&comma; and is developing a 5&period;0-megawatt site in <span class&equals;"xn-location">Redmond&comma; WA&period;<&sol;span><&sol;p>&NewLine;