Coulomb Technologies demonstrates plug-in charging station in San Jose. - by SI Staff
Coulomb Technologies and the City of San Jose are demonstrating charge-up stations for Northern California residents’ electric cars that will hit the marketplace by 2010. The contract with San Jose marks the first U.S. city to show the complete solution by the Campbell, Calif. start-up.
Coulomb Technologies is demonstrating its plug-in charging stations in San Jose, Calif.
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Coulomb Technologies and the City of San Jose are demonstrating charge-up stations for Northern California residents’ electric cars that will hit the marketplace by 2010. The contract with San Jose marks the first U.S. city to show the complete solution by the Campbell, Calif. start-up.
