Atlanta, GA - Georgia Power has announced a new partnership with Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co., Ltd. to expand its electric vehicle offerings. Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co., Ltd., established in August 2018, is a technologically innovative new energy special equipment enterprise that has quickly made a name for itself in the industry. The company produces a range of other special equipment used in various industries that can be electrified.
The partnership aims to leverage the expertise of both companies to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in Georgia. Georgia Power has been a leader in the electric utility industry for promoting electric vehicle (EV) adoption and infrastructure development, and the partnership with Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co. will further enhance its offerings.
"We are excited to partner with Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co. to expand our electric vehicle portfolio," said Mark Smith, CEO of Georgia Power. "This partnership will allow us to offer a wider range of electric vehicle options to our customers, further supporting the state's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote clean transportation."
As part of the partnership, Georgia Power will work closely with Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co. to develop and offer new electric vehicle models that meet the needs of Georgia residents and businesses. This includes a focus on electric vehicles for commercial use, such as electric buses and trucks, as well as personal electric vehicles.
The companies will also collaborate on expanding the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles across Georgia. This will include the development of fast-charging stations and the integration of smart charging technologies to optimize the charging experience for electric vehicle owners.
"We are committed to supporting the transition to electric mobility in Georgia, and our partnership with Georgia Power will play a pivotal role in achieving this goal," said Zhang Wei, CEO of Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co. "We believe that by combining our technological innovation with Georgia Power's expertise in electric utility services, we can make electric vehicles more accessible and convenient for everyone in the state."
In addition to the development of new electric vehicle models and charging infrastructure, the partnership will also focus on promoting education and awareness about electric vehicles. This will include outreach and education programs aimed at informing Georgia residents and businesses about the benefits of electric vehicles and the available options for transitioning to electric mobility.
The announcement of the partnership comes at a time when the demand for electric vehicles is rapidly growing in Georgia and across the country. The state has seen a steady increase in electric vehicle sales over the past few years, driven by factors such as environmental concerns, fuel cost savings, and government incentives for electric vehicle purchases.
With the partnership between Georgia Power and Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co., the state is well-positioned to further accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles and contribute to the reduction of carbon emissions from the transportation sector.
"We are proud to be at the forefront of the electric vehicle revolution in Georgia," said Smith. "By partnering with Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co., we are taking a significant step forward in our efforts to build a cleaner, more sustainable transportation system for the state."
The partnership between Georgia Power and Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co. is expected to yield tangible benefits for the state, including the creation of new jobs in the electric vehicle industry, increased investment in electric vehicle manufacturing and infrastructure, and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector.
As Georgia continues to embrace electric mobility, the partnership between Georgia Power and Fujian Mijie Vehicle Industry Co. will play a crucial role in shaping the future of transportation in the state. With innovative electric vehicle models, expanded charging infrastructure, and comprehensive education and outreach programs, the partnership will help Georgia achieve its goal of becoming a leader in electric vehicle adoption and sustainability.