$CRGE Charge Enterprises at EV Charging Infrastructure Conference
Paul Fettuccia, President and CEO of Charge subsidiary ANS Advanced Network Services, LLC, participating in Technologies and Innovative Solutions panel
Charge is a leader in complete EV infrastructure solutions
Fettuccia to discuss how Charge is enabling the vision of a "Dig Once" policy
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / October 5, 2022 / Charge Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ:CRGE) ("Charge" or the "Company"), a global business connecting people with communications and electric vehicle ("EV") charging infrastructure, announced today that Paul Fettuccia, President and CEO of Charge Enterprises Subsidiary, ANS Advanced Network Services, LLC (ANS), will participate in the EV Charging Infrastructure US Conference in New York, NY October 5th and 6th, 2022.
The event brings together leading automotive manufacturers and electrical charge point developers, electrical grid operators, and city planners and policymakers, to discuss requirements for a robust electrical infrastructure to meet the needs of the EV revolution.
On this panel Fettuccia will discuss Charge and ANS' capability in delivering on the "Dig Once" policy. A group of Federal lawmakers have started discussion on the policy which would encourage building electric vehicle charging stations together with broadband internet infrastructure under the $1 trillion infrastructure law approved last year. Fettuccia will also discuss the importance of building reliable systems, and the benefits of modular construction of electrical infrastructure including reducing deployment time and cost, consistent installations, and preassembly components.
"Products and technology are rapidly developing in the EV infrastructure space," said Paul Fettuccia, President of ANS "and it's incredibly important to Charge Enterprises and its subsidiaries to be installing the latest technology and to educate consumers on the best solutions available to them. The EV Charging Infrastructure US Conference provides us a strong platform to contribute to these important conversations taking place in our in the broadband and EV sectors."
