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  • April 18, 2024

Shorepower Wins State of New Hampshire Contract

Shorepower is now pleased to announce that it has received a state grant in New Hampshire to provide electrification services at the MegaX Truck stop in Raymond, NH. The facility under construction will have nine stations affording 36 electrification connection points. The Company anticipates being able to announce further state contract wins in the weeks to come.

  • October 12, 2023

Electric Parking Spaces at NH Truck Stop Will Reduce Idling, Air Pollution

As part of the New Hampshire State Clean Diesel Program, the state, via a competitive grant process, is contracting with Shorepower Technologies to install the idle-reducing technology at the Raymond site.

  • March 30, 2023

USBL and Shorepower Complete Reverse Merger Transaction

United States Basketball League (OTC: USBL) (“USBL”) and Shorepower Technologies (“Shorepower”) today announced that the two companies have successfully completed their merger agreement under which Shorepower will reverse merge with USBL in a stock and cash transaction.

  • December 2, 2014

Shorepower is Honored as Drive Oregon’s Member of the Month

Drive Oregon honors business members who provide electric vehicle charging facilities for their staff and customers, or promote the use of sustainable, renewable energy resources for vehicle imgrestransportation.
  • By Jason Morgan, Aug 27, 2014

Fleet Equipment

“Implementing idle reduction solutions to save money, meet regulations” “The Shorepower Truck Electrification Project (STEP) provides environmental benefits that come from not running the truck engine or even an APU engine. At around $1 per hour for electricity, it may also provide a cost savings in situations where drivers need to park for short rest breaks or overnight stops,” said David Kiefer of Carrier Transicold.
  • OOIDA, July 17, 2014

Land Line Magazine

“Shorepower gains full control of Electrification Project” Shorepower has gained complete control of the Shorepower Truck Electrification Project (STEP), according to a press release. As part of a $10 million project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy under the Recovery Act, truck drivers can now plug into the outlets to run air conditioners, heaters and appliances rather than keep the engines idling for power. To reduce the nation’s dependency on foreign oil, the Department of Energy’s goal with the project was to reduce the use of diesel fuel.
  • June 25, 2014

Carbon War Room

“Confidence Report: Idle Reduction Solutions”
North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE)

  • David A. Kolman, March 13, 2014

Fleet Maintenance

“How one fleet leverages technology and best practices to reduce operating expenses”