Tritium and DC-America are building a coast-to-coast EV fast charging network

This rendering shows four Tritium charging stations in a line, each with two plugs and cables, two large transformer units behind the units, and a large screen in between two pairs of stations. The background is mountainous, with a partly cloudy sky.

DC-America EV stations with Tritium DC fast chargers are built on a skid platform, requiring little digging on-site. | Image: Tritium

Tritium and DC-America are partnering to build a nationwide EV fast charging network and have qualified for federal funding to make it happen (via Electrek).

The two companies are linking their tech to build easily deployable charging solutions, where Tritium provides the chargers and DC-America provides the station infrastructure.

DC-America will place all the components on a skid, meaning that the station will require minimal digging and will be easy to deploy and transport

“By eliminating the majority of underground conduits and wiring, we are speeding up deployments by greatly reducing the onsite construction as well as reducing installation costs,” said DC-America president Nathan Bowen in an email to Electrek.

The systems will...