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  • The New Jersey Department of the Treasury has purchased multiple EV ARC off-grid solar-powered charging systems from Beam Global through a competitive public bid using the company's GSA Multiple Award Schedule Contract. This marks the third New Jersey state division to deploy the systems, following earlier installations by the Department of Environmental Protection and Department of Transportation. The units generate and store renewable electricity without utility grid connection, supporting workplace charging and energy security for government operations.

    Why it matters: The procurement demonstrates how US state agencies are using federal GSA schedules to accelerate off-grid charging deployments, offering a repeatable model for resilient workplace infrastructure. Beam Global's repeat business across three New Jersey divisions signals growing public-sector appetite for solar-powered, grid-independent charging solutions.

    Beam Global (us)New Jersey (us)United States12 Jan 2026 · date approximateSource
  • The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has awarded nearly 32 million dollars in grants to support the purchase of electric school buses and the installation of public charging infrastructure. The funding is part of the state's efforts to expand electric vehicle adoption and reduce emissions in the transportation sector. Details on the number of buses or charging stations funded were not specified in the available information.

    Why it matters: This substantial state grant programme creates immediate procurement opportunities for school bus manufacturers, charging equipment suppliers and installation contractors across New Jersey. The funding signals continued public sector commitment to electrifying fleets, which can help CPOs and infrastructure providers plan capacity expansions in the region.

    New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (us)United States8 Jan 2026 · date approximateSource