Transportation Electrification Case StudyMoreno Valley Utility Transportation Electrification Assessment and RoadmapOverview In 2017, AESC completed a project with Moreno Valley Utility (MVU). MVU was interested in assessing municipal transportation electrification (TE) need and creating a plan to increase EV use. AESC’s planning team used a road mapping process to bring the Utility’s vision and goals…
Transportation Electrification Case StudyUniversity of California San Diego Electric Vehicle Charger Grid Impact StudyOverview In 2016 AESC provided a broad range of transportation electrification and grid impact analysis services to University of California San Diego (UCSD), California Energy Commission, and SDG&E. The project provided proof of concept for university implementation of electric vehicle (EV) charging…
Transportation Electrification Case StudyCalifornia’s Statewide Zero Emissions Vehicle Infrastructure PlanOverview From 2015-2017 AESC provided the California Energy Commission (CEC) technical and policy assistance for California’s Statewide Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Infrastructure Plan, developing a five-year plan to promote ZEVs, including hydrogen. This multi-phase project began with a DC Fast Charging (DCFS) Corridor Assessment that led…
Transportation ElectrificationCase StudiesA Proven Track Record of Exceeding ExpectationsFeatured Transportation Electrification Success Stories University of California San Diego Electric Vehicle Charger Grid Impact Study California’s Statewide Zero Emissions Vehicle Infrastructure Plan Moreno Valley Utility Transportation Electrification Assessment & Roadmap Learn more about AESC’s Transportation Electrification PracticeDownload factsheet
AESC participated in the 2016 Efficiency Exchange conference hosted by Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) in Coeur d’ Alene Idaho, by organizing and developing a conference session on electric vehicle infrastructure.
Alternative Energy Systems Consulting, Inc. (AESC), a trusted leading provider of high quality energy engineering and management services, announced today the first installations of the intelligent electric vehicle charging systems at UC San Diego.
