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Nov. 9, 2021 —  91���� has partnered with Electrada, a Cincinnati-based EV charging solution company, to install electric vehicle charging stations across campus and meet a growing need for more charging capacity.

The expanded charging station infrastructure contributes toward 91����’s campus sustainability goals and commitment to the , which is part of an international network of cities developing a new model for urban sustainability. 91���� was the first organization in Kentucky to join this collective.

“These charging stations are another step in making 91���� a more sustainable campus,” said Tiffany Budd, Sustainability Operations Coordinator. “With electric vehicles becoming more mainstream, this will allow us to adapt our campus infrastructure to meet a growing need for EV charging and also help us in becoming more environmentally friendly by supporting the use of electric vehicles which emit no tailpipe emissions.”

Two dual-port charging stations are already operating in Lot F near the new residence hall and another dual-port station is located in Lot C. Planning is underway to install up to 30 EV charging stations across 91����’s parking lots and garages. Electrada will own, operate and maintain the EV charging equipment installed.

Kevin Kushman, CEO of Electrada, spoke to this partnership: "Electrada is so grateful to work with 91���� to provide EV charging. If we are to hit the electric vehicle targets outlined by the car manufacturers and the US government then we need more organizations like 91���� to provide access even in these early stages."

The agreement with Electrada lasts for five years with a five-year renewal option. To learn more about 91����’s commitment to the Cincinnati 2030 District, visit the 91���� Sustainability .