Announced on December 13, 2022, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) established the New Jersey Manufacturing Voucher Program (MVP). As a result, many New Jersey-based businesses are looking for environmentally conscious solutions to help their operations qualify for the incentives brought by these programs. With heavy equipment being a major component in manufacturing, and with diesel alone not qualifying…
HEVI Qualifies for Maryland Heavy Equipment Incentives When it comes to purchasing a new piece of heavy equipment in Maryland, working with HEVI now saves companies more than ever. As many in the industrial already know, a big hurdle in electrifying the Industrial Sector has to do with the increasingly high price of new technologies. This is why HEVI’s entire…
Sustainable urban development is part of the new frontier of green solutions that are improving our environment. Urban spaces are unique. From the dense populations to the heat island effect, urban construction is a tricky business with its own individual needs. What Is Sustainable Urban Development? The idea behind the principles of sustainable urban development are fairly straightforward: Build cities…
From November 15th to the 17th, HEVI had the chance to participate in the New Jersey League of Municipalities‘ 2022 Building For Tomorrow conference! Arriving at the Atlantic City Convention center, visitors to our booth had the opportunity to learn about the importance of electrification, the environmental benefits of our equipment, and take a seat in the behemoth GEL-5000. HEVI equipment is the…
On Tuesday, August 23rd, Baltimore County, Maryland, welcomed HEVI at the grand opening of our first assembly site. Speaking in his opening remarks, HEVI CEO Raymond Wang highlighted the company’s accomplishments. “They said it couldn’t be done. Yet, here we are today with these wonderful, wonderful pieces of equipment that are going to revolutionize job sites and construction sites across…
Carbon Emissions Impact Industry at Large It’s generally the Transportation sector that produces the highest levels of carbon emissions, accounting for 27% of all GHG emissions in the United States in 2020. The Industrial sector, however, is not far behind with 24% of the total contributed GHG emissions across the nation. The main difference in these industries right now is…
While developing the nation’s first line of all-electric full-size heavy equipment, one of the first decisions was selecting an EV charging connector. Though all EVs must be charged, not every EV charger is the same. Our heavy equipment would face some of the same charging challenges as electric vehicles. Each charging station has its own specifications. And, there’s a variety…