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SAN MATEO, Calif., April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Booster, the technology platform for mobile energy delivery, today announced the expansion of its service to include on-demand electric vehicle (EV) charging. The capability makes Booster the first technology company to expand its platform beyond conventional to renewable energy.
As it grows to meet the demand of mixed fleets serving the last-mile delivery economy, Booster s proprietary telematics enable the company to distribute energy more efficiently, all through the touch of a button. The company is building on its conventional energy capabilities to meet the increased demand for EVs, broadening the benefits of its service to the 500,000+ electric vehicles in California.
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Governor Newsom’s drought emergency declarations raise questions and concerns for Coachella Valley water users
Some Coachella Valley water users are raising questions and concerns after California Governor Gavin Newsom declared drought emergencies Wednesday for 2 counties in Northern California.
The declaration is targeted to Mendocino and Sonoma counties, where drought conditions are especially bad, rather than statewide.
But Newsom said a broader drought declaration could come as conditions change.
While a drought emergency has not been declared for the Coachella Valley, Ashely Metzger, the Outreach and Communications Manager for the Desert Water Agency tells News Channel 3 that Newsom s emergency declarations Wednesday have prompted calls and questions from some of the agency s customers about the implications locally.