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The biggest challenge for full electrification of the transport fleet seems clear to me — regular “home” charging for people living in cities who don’t have a dedicated place to park and charge. Continue reading via CleanTechnica

The BeamBike solar-powered charger, developed by Beam Global, is an innovative solution designed to provide off-grid charging for electric bikes. This system can charge up to 12 e-bikes simultaneously using solar energy, making it a sustainable and environmentally friendly option. Continue reading via Trend Hunter.

Beam Global has unveiled its latest innovation, the BeamBike™ solar-powered electric bike charging station, designed to charge up to 12 ebikes simultaneously. The off-grid, transportable charging platform is ideal for providing safe, secure outdoor charging in areas without reliable utility connections, enhancing energy resilience and safety. Continue reading via The EV Report.

Beam Global says charging solution is ideal for locations such as transit centres, parks, shopping malls and campuses The BeamBike charger’s onboard battery storage provides ebike charging and vital 120 volt outlets where there is no easily accessible utility connection. Continue reading via Smart Cities World.

“A BeamBike charging system can go just about anywhere an ebike can go and it’s based upon our tried and tested EV ARC platform so customers rest assured of its quality and efficacy. We have fourteen years of operational experience with the EV ARC product platform. Creating the BeamBike product from EV ARC is part of our strategy to create valuable solutions for larger and broader customer audiences.”. Continue reading via New Atlas.

Known as the BeamBike, the solar-powered platform comprises a canopy with 4.4 kW of solar panels covering a parking area designed to provide a secure locking location for e-bikes. The solar panels charge an internal battery that is connected to a 120VAC inverter powering up to 12 electrical outlets. Battery options of 20, 30, and 40 kWh are available, allowing plenty of stored energy for times when the sun isn’t shining.. Continue reading via Electrek.