San Diego-based Beam Global (Nasdaq: BEEM) has launched EV chargers powered by solar, wind, and battery storage that replace streetlights. Continue reading via Electrek.
Electric vehicle charging company Beam Global is introducing a patented streetlight-based charging system powered by wind and solar energy. Continue reading via Axios.
“We take the circuit that takes electricity to the streetlight to run the bulb, which is not enough to charge an electric vehicle on its own, not in any meaningful way. We take that circuit and we run it into our batteries. We also run the electricity from the wind into the batteries, and we run the electricity from the solar into the batteries, and it turns out, when you combine all three sources of electricity, now you can meaningfully charge an electric vehicle,” explained Beam Global CEO Desmond Wheatley, in an interview. Continue reading via Forbes.
Beam Global, the maker of an innovative solar-powered off-grid EV charging solution, has acquired Belgrade-based Telcom, which engineers and manufactures specialized power electronics, including inverters, charge controllers, power supplies and LED lighting. Continue reading via Charged EVs.
Despite this being Beam’s first order from the UK Ministry of Defence, the company have deployed hundreds of such systems across U.S. locations for the U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Department of Homeland Security and other U.S. federal agencies. Continue reading via Air Quality News.
“We don’t have to rely on a grid connection,” Wheatley says. “We do not have to connect to existing wiring or extend the utility grid to those locations in order to be able to charge. We are able to drop off a product which generates and stores electricity, and then delivers that to those pieces of equipment. Continue reading via For Construction Pros.
Synthetic Data-Integrated Li-Ion Battery Modeling for eVTOL Energy Systems. Lithium-ion batteries play a crucial role in present-day energy storage systems, necessitating the development of precise prediction models to improve their performance and ensure safety. The present study introduces a comprehensive methodology that encompasses the calibration, validation, and application of two separate Li-ion battery electrochemical models: the equivalent circuit model and the electrochemistry- based model. Corresponding author: Mohammad Qasem. This work was supported in part by Beam Global. Continue reading via IEE Access.
The U.S. National Park Service recently deployed EV ARC solar-powered EV charging systems from Beam Global to charge federal fleet vehicles at the National Capital Region headquarters at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Continue reading via Government Fleet.
In this Alpha Wolf follow up with Desmond Wheatley of Beam Global Inc $BEEM Desmond and I discuss his last quarter, the progression of the integration of his latest acquisition. The amazing synergies and how the acquisition is already making positive meaningful contributions to the Beam Global story across the entire company. Listen via Alpha Wolf Trading.
The City of Los Angeles is a “very active market” for BEAM, Sandra Peterson, BEAM’s vice president of sales and marketing, told Electrify News. Most recently, BEAM Global received an order from the city for more of its StreetsLA EV ARC off-grid solar chargers, which are used to power the city’s growing fleet of electric vehicles. Continue reading via Electrify News.
Excited to share the latest episode of ‘The Future of Mobility Podcast’. Tune in now to hear Brandon Bartneck and CEO Desmond Wheatley discuss Beam Global’s founding story, recent updates, and more. Recorded in February, this insightful conversation sheds light on the future of clean mobility and Beam Global. Listen again via The Future of Mobility Podcast.
Beam Global, a leader in providing innovative, sustainable infrastructure solutions for transportation electrification and energy security, has secured a U.S. patent for its groundbreaking wireless electric vehicle (EV) charging technology, powered by renewable energy sources. This development marks a significant step forward in making EV charging more accessible and convenient, eliminating the need for physical cable connections. Continue reading via The EV Report.
