Beam Global installs six EV charging systems for Long Beach

Beam Global (NASDAQ: BEEM) deployed six EV ARC solar-powered electric vehicle charging systems for the City of Long Beach, California, the company announced.

The deployment includes four EV ARC systems supporting the city's electric vehicle fleet operations and two additional systems installed at Long Beach Airport for fleet charging, according to a company statement.

The EV ARC systems generate and store electrical energy on-site, enabling autonomous EV charging that can be rapidly deployed and relocated as operational requirements change. The systems operate off-grid, allowing the city to add charging capacity without increasing demand on existing electrical infrastructure.

"Study after study shows that fleet operators who electrify their fleets save money, reduce downtime and maintenance, reduce emissions, and improve working conditions for their employees," said Desmond Wheatley, CEO of Beam Global. "Beam Global's EV charging infrastructure products enable fleet operators to scale up charging infrastructure with the lowest total cost of ownership and with the least disruption."

The City of Long Beach is expanding its EV charging infrastructure to reduce costs, support fleet electrification and reduce vehicle emissions. The deployment allows the city to avoid costs and disruption associated with conventional charging infrastructure installation.

The installation expands Beam Global's presence in municipal fleet operations and demonstrates continued demand for rapidly deployable EV charging infrastructure across California.

Beam Global, based in San Diego, develops and manufactures sustainable infrastructure solutions for transportation, energy security and smart city infrastructure.

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