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Brian Schadt
EV Charging Consulting and Sales
Brian Schadt is an entrepreneur and professional in the electric vehicle (EV) charging industry. He is the Co-Founder of Voltz Mobile PowerStation, a company that offers a unique portable, self-contained EV charger.12
Professional Background
Brian Schadt's career history includes:
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Current Roles:
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Previous Experience:
- Principal at The Richards Group (1995-2019)2
Expertise and Innovations
Brian Schadt is known for his work in developing innovative EV charging solutions:
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He is associated with the Voltz Mobile PowerStation, which is described as the only portable, self-contained EV charger available in the market.1
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This mobile charging solution uses natural gas or other fuel sources to provide on-the-go charging for electric vehicles.3
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His expertise extends to EV charging consulting and sales, indicating a broad knowledge of the electric vehicle infrastructure landscape.12
Industry Presence
Brian Schadt appears to be active in promoting and discussing EV charging solutions:
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He has been featured in industry discussions about EV charging, including topics such as using mobile charging stations as a potential revenue stream for towing companies.3
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His LinkedIn profile suggests he is well-connected in the EV charging and power solutions sector.1
Brian Schadt's work in the EV charging industry, particularly with the Voltz Mobile PowerStation, positions him as an innovator in addressing the challenges of EV charging infrastructure and mobility.
Highlights
Bravo to the Apartments.com folks and others in the MUD space that are making EV charging a priority for residents and for prospects searching for a new residence. While people scramble to get money for Interstate super-chargers, experts predict that 80% of EV charging will be done at one's residence. And, with EV adoption and work-at-home on the rise, the revenue opportunity for MUD properties is increasing faster than other installations.
We love the mapping tool -- they make it easy to find properties that accommodate EV owners:
https://lnkd.in/ga6YAcT8
EV Charging in Rural America?
Two very poignant thoughts in this article from Jennifer Sensiba:
1). That fast-charging, even at a low level of output (50kW) has a price tag that is a barrier to small business and small towns. We say, that the 80A units that are available, on common 240V lines, can help solve the problem in many case. In the time it takes for a long lunch you could achieve 50-60+ miles. Enough to get to a fast-charger down the road. 2). That total range is perceived as a barrier to purchase an EV by so many people but how often do you drive 200+ miles in one day? For households with a reliable gas-driven car, why not use an efficient, modern, easy to maintain EV as your everyday runner?
Thanks for making some great points, Jennifer.
