Our Mobile Energy Commands are en route to the Rebelle Rally Base Camp - and will be getting ready to power all of the EV and hybrid vehicles - as well as all of base camp that houses all the participants, crew and media. It all adds up to powering a city in the middle of the desert.

The EV future is here. It’s undeniable that the future of the automobile industry is already upon us: the shift to Electric Vehicles (EVs) is underway, picking up pace, and will bring about significant changes beyond just the transportation and energy sectors. Hydrogen fuel cells represent an exciting and promising solution to this problem, as they generate clean, dependable electricity that doesn’t rely on power grids, which may be out-of-date and stretched thin to meet current demand.

Ultimately, like any challenge business leaders face, “success will require a transformational approach.” Businesses need to be bold, but this moment offers a unique window for companies to establish themselves as profitable, viable, and sustainable leaders. The future for business lies in green energy and sustainability - changing market forces make that self-evident.

By 2025, EVs will make up 10% of all new cars sold. And in the US, the government is planning to dramatically accelerate that trend, investing hundreds of millions of dollars at the state and federal level into renewable infrastructure for a zero emissions future.

The Department of Transportation (DOT) has “designated national plug-in electric vehicle charging and hydrogen, propane, and natural gas fueling corridors in strategic locations along major highways to improve the mobility of alternative fuel vehicles.”

Renewable Innovations’ EV Rapid Charging Stations are one key part of this new renewable revolution. Powered by Hydrogen Fuel Cell technology, our Rapid Charging Stations are ready and available to provide clean, renewable energy that closes the Grid Gap.

There are no two ways about it: Americans are ditching their gasoline combustion engines for Electric Vehicles (EVs) in record numbers. And that rate is only increasing. Today, over 1 in 10 cars on the road today are Electric or Hybrid Vehicles, and experts predict that by 2030, that number will soar to over 60%.