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Revel has now locked down the two biggest fast charging stations at both JFK and LGA airports. These will be some of the most active charging hubs in the country ? Working with the The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, our JFK Charging Station will be open in just a matter of months. Get the details first from Rebecca Bellan in TechCrunch: https://lnkd.in/gk5WFH8Q

We are excited to bring a lot more EV Charging to NYC! ?? ??

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming the Wharton Sustainability Business Club to our Brooklyn HQ for a dynamic conversation about the future of EV adoption in cities. Students had the opportunity to engage with a panel of Revel team members across Policy & Public Affairs, Product, Acquisitions, Data, Marketing, and our CEO. A big thank you to Wharton’s Sustainability Club for joining us—we love connecting with the next generation of leaders who are passionate about reshaping the future of mobility! ?????

Congratulations to Revel's Co-Founder & CEO Frank Reig on being named a 2025 Power Player in Transportation!

CEO Frank Reig spoke with Ritika Gupta for Cornell Tech @ Bloomberg about how Revel has grown from a small shared moped startup to the company leading NYC's EV transition. Watch their conversation here: https://lnkd.in/esYGybxx Or read it on Bloomberg: https://lnkd.in/eiz3ehhA

I’m an optimist to my core. It’s what has kept me going at Revel the past 7 years. So even when things look uncertain — like a lot does right now — I like to look at the silver linings. In many ways, 2024 was really a special year. For my family, for Revel, and for my city. These are my top 5 highlights of last year: 1. This is the most recent one, and it beats out the others by a lot. On November 24th, my wife Mirjam Grünenfelder-Reig gave birth to our first child, beautiful Clara Selene Reig! Mirjam is recovering exceptionally well and little Clara has brought so much joy into our lives already! Ok on to the less but still exciting business and quality of life wins. 2. Revel landed deals to build the largest fast charging sites at NYC’s two home turf airports, JFK (24 stalls) and LGA (48 stalls). Plainly put, these will be some of the most lucrative charging stations in the country and the backbone of the city’s rideshare electrification push. JFK as well as our first Bay Area site (12 stalls in the Mission District) broke ground last month and will be open in a matter of weeks. We also opened our first public station in Manhattan this year, 10 of the city’s fastest chargers on Pier 36. 3. After false starts and stops, congestion pricing finally has the green light! I wrote in the Daily News this summer why I think it’ll actually be good for rideshare drivers and customers to free up the roads and move a little faster. But more than that, this will massively reduce tailpipe emissions in the densest part of our city. Let’s keep the momentum, expand open street programs and pedestrianize everywhere we can. 4. The Green Rides Initiative is in full swing. Hats off to David Do and the NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission for focusing on progress. Over 10,000 new EVs hit the road, Revel’s charging use spiked 10x, and New Yorkers took over 14 million electric trips. 5. As a lifelong Mets fan, I have to mention the subway series that almost was. Everyone will tell you that being a Mets fan is an act of love. They came up from one of the worst season starts to get an arm’s reach from the World Series. It’s what this team does best — give us hope and a promise that next season could be the one. It’s a good lesson for every part of life. Wishing everyone a great New Year, and feel free to share some of your highlights in the comments!

Webinar with Revel's head of policy Jake Potent tomorrow at 11am ET. Register free here: https://lnkd.in/en4MNxG4

"We are not putting a handful of chargers in a grocery store parking lot, Revel installs anywhere from 10 to 60 fast chargers on a site. That kind of volume is an assurance of reliability for drivers, so they know when they come to one of our stations, there will be a working charger available for them." - Robert Familiar, Revel spokesperson

Don't miss the Virtual Conference on EV Infrastructure: December 10-12, 2024. Free to attend webinars spanning all things EV charging. Topics include Deploying EV Infrastructure & Fleets and the Design & Manufacturing of Charging Systems. https://lnkd.in/esEmy6ka Speakers include: Maleah Moorman and Jeffrey Kinsey from EverCharge Christopher Winslow from CPC - Colder Products Company Kevin Pugh from ZOOZ Power Corey J. Muirhead from Logan Bus Company, Inc. Ali Javidan from Range Energy Faizan Ahmad from First Bus David Klaas, MBA from Battle Motors Shazan Siddiqi from IDTechEx Daniel Higbie from Student Transportation of America Alec Borror and A.J. Palmisano from International James Johnson and Kevin Matthews from First Student Jonathan Colbert from Voltera Jake Potent from Revel Cong Xiang from Kehua Tech Saral Chauhan from McKinsey & Company Brooke Bey Smallwood?? Marta Zurek-Mortka from ?ukasiewicz Research Network Bonnie Nixon, PhD from Long Beach Container Terminal (LBCT LLC) Nick Pesta from RMI

Electrifying news!? We just broke ground on the largest electric vehicle charging station at JFK International Airport. The installation of 24 new Revel chargers will more than double the airport's current charging capacity. These fast chargers will be operational and available round-the-clock to the public and for-hire vehicles in early 2025. "Meeting the needs of for-hire vehicle drivers and others visiting our airports is a top priority." said Port Authority Chairman Kevin O'Toole. "We want to support the shift to clean energy at our facilities, and that includes partnering with companies like Revel to make sure electric vehicle charging infrastructure is available, accessible, and convenient for everyone." Learn more about zero-emissions projects at JFK: https://ow.ly/8qT150Ul019 #Airport #Sustainability #ElectricVehicles