San Diego port approves Skycharger solar + electric semi truck charging hub
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The Port of San Diego has certified the Environmental Impact Report and authorized a Coastal Development Permit for the Skycharger Electric Truck Hub, a 4.8-acre facility near the National City Marine Terminal featuring 70 charging ports powered by a 1.9 MW/7.8 MWh battery system and 1,719 kW solar array, designed to support fleet electrification and reduce port diesel emissions.
Construction and operational timeline not specified in the article; this is permitting approval, not yet completion.
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