Azusa, California Authorizes Negotiations Toward Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with E-Power for Proposed US$26 Million Heavy-Duty Mega Charging Station
E-Power received written notice that the Azusa City Council authorized city staff to negotiate toward an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement for the proposed Azusa Mega Charging Station, a public-access charging and storage facility for Class 4-8 zero-emission commercial vehicles on the I-210/I-605 freight corridor. The project contemplates up to US$26 million from E-Power, roughly 11.52 MW of charger capacity on a dedicated 6 MW, 12 kV interconnection from Azusa Light & Water, and an approximately 20 MWh LFP battery storage system, with a 180-day negotiating period and target commercial operations in 2028.
Key figures
- Storage config
- four 5 MWh LFP blocks with bi-directional PCS
- Vehicles served
- Class 4-8 medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission commercial vehicles
- Energy storage mwh
- 20
- Charging capacity mw
- 11.52
- Negotiating period days
- 180
- Proposed investment usd
- 26000000
- Utility interconnection
- 6 MW, 12 kV dedicated connection from Azusa Light & Water
- Target commercial operations
- 2028
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