Electric Vehicles

The Electric Vehicles (EV) Advocacy Team helps people transition to electric transportation through education and advocacy.

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David Kuhnke

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(905) 334-8005

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evdirector@sustainablecobourg.ca

Electric Vehicles Advocacy Team

The Sustainable Cobourg EV Advocacy Team, in conjunction with the EV Society of Canada-Northumberland Chapter, organizes and participates in the following:

• Earth Week EV display (April)
• Yearly EV and Sustainability event (early June)
• School EV Show and Tell program presentations to 7 schools each year
• Cobourg Public Charging Initiative team working with Town Council & staff to install a number of EV chargers in various locations in Cobourg
• Work with Northumberland Hills Hospital to investigate installation of EV chargers
• Work with Council and staff of Town of Brighton
• Publish a monthly Newsletter
• Advocate for the electrification of school and transit busses (planned)
• Establish a Team to assess and resolve the barriers for condo and apartment residents for EV charging (planned)

EVS Newsletter – October 2023

Oct 31, 2023

Electric Vehicle Society - Northumberland Chapter VIEW NEWSLETTER

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Electric Vehicles

David Kuhnke

(905) 334-8005

evdirector@sustainablecobourg.ca

Electric Vehicles Advocacy Team

EVS Newsletter – October 2023

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