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Delhi Township DDA Unveils Electric Vehicle Fast Charging Stations to Community

Michigan Business Network
October 1, 2021 7:00 AM

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Partnership with Consumers Energy, Future Energy part of township’s commitment to clean energy

HOLT, Mich. — The Delhi Township Downtown Development Authority today unveiled public electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging stations at a community ribbon-cutting event. The EV fast-charging stations are the result of the DDA’s exclusive clean energy partnership with Consumers Energy and Future Energy.

“We are truly excited to introduce these electric vehicle fast-charging stations as we create new avenues to promote clean energy in our community and help serve growing demand for electric vehicles,” said Howard Haas, Delhi Township DDA executive director. “Our fast-charging stations will also provide an economic boost from EV drivers who might stop in town to shop or grab lunch or dinner. We are also proud to work with our partners to bring this project to life as part of making Delhi Township a great place to live, work and raise a family.” 

The project includes EV fast-charging stations at 2074 Aurelius Road adjacent to Delhi Township Hall — part of the Township’s continuing commitment to clean energy in the community. The chargers are operational and open to the public and were paid for with Delhi Township DDA funds. 

“Consumers Energy is committed to powering the network of fast charging locations that make EV travel convenient and practical across Michigan,” said Jeff Myrom, Consumers Energy’s director of EV programs. “This fast charging location in Ingham County’s fastest-growing community is one of 30 that Consumers Energy has supported, leading the way for Michigan’s EV transformation.” 

“Our partnership with Delhi Township and Consumers Energy creates the perfect public-private partnership to bring EV technology to this community and beyond,” said Sam DiNello, Future Energy executive vice president. “We look forward to working with our partners in the weeks and months ahead.” 

Wednesday’s event included an appearance from state Rep. Kara Hope, D-Holt, who demonstrated the chargers using her own electric vehicle. 

“I applaud the Delhi Township DDA for demonstrating leadership in clean energy through this unique project that will serve our community for years to come,” Hope said. “Delhi Township is officially ready for the future as EVs continue to grow in popularity across Greater Lansing and our state.” 

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