Public - Private Partnership Unveils Revolutionary Electric Vehicle Charging Technology
PR Newswire - September 08, 1998 12:21
What: General Motors and Southern California Edison will kick-off a
demonstration program to test a new high-powered electric vehicle
charging system. South Coast Air Quality Management District, the
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) through
CALSTART, and Edison EV also participated in this project.
When/Where: Thursday, September 10, 1998
9:30 a.m. Registration and continental breakfast
10:00 a.m. Program (concludes approximately 11:00 a.m.)
Southern California Edison Headquarters
2244 Walnut Grove, Rosemead, Calif.
(p. 636 of 1997 Thomas Guide -- LA./Orange Counties)
South of 10 fwy. -- enter parking lot off Rush St
Follow signs to charger in parking lot
Participants: Local environmentalists, automaker representatives,
utilities, EV1 owners, government officials, fleet
managers, and others will attend.
Scheduled Speakers:
Dave Ouwerkerk, GM Advanced Technology Vehicles Magne
Charge Program Manager
Barry Wallerstein, Acting Executive Officer, South Coast AQMD
Michael Gage, President & CEO, CALSTART
Lynda Ziegler, Director of Market Management, Southern
California Edison
Ed Kjaer, Automotive Director, Edison EV
Visuals: GM's Magna Charge(TM) unit charging Chevrolet S-10 electric
pickup truck in minutes (not hours)
Contact: For more information or to attend, please call:
Sharon Sarris, GM, 805-373-9572
Paul Klein, SCE, 626-302-7935
SOURCE General Motors; Southern California Edison
/PRNewswire -- Sept. 8/ |
