Renewable EV charging solutions provider Sunnoo has deployed its first utility-patented, grid-independent EV charging station in New Mexico.
The unit operates entirely on solar power and is currently undergoing real-world validation outside the company’s Las Cruces, New Mexico manufacturing facility.
After four to six weeks of data collection, the station will move to the Arrowhead Center at New Mexico State University, where it will provide clean EV and e-bike charging for students, faculty, and visitors.
The launch is an important milestone, offering an off-grid, permit-free, and fast-deploying EV charging solution that can be operational anywhere.
Sunnoo’s system is completely self-contained and does not require any permits, trenching, or electrical utility access. It can be delivered and installed within minutes, instead of weeks or months.
“This is a transformational moment for us,” said Chris Langathianos, Sunnoo’s CEO, in a statement. “For the first time, our work is moving from concept and development into active, real-world use. The performance so far has met or exceeded expectations, and we are now actively seeking strategic partners to help scale commercialization. The technology is ready—and the market is demanding faster, cleaner, and more flexible charging infrastructure.”
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