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This Week In Electric Vehicles - Orion Energy Expands Voltrek Division to Southeastern United States

Orion Energy Systems, Inc. has announced the expansion of its Voltrek division to the Southeastern United States in response to ongoing demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging and electrical infrastructure. With a new office in Jacksonville, Florida, this marks the division's third regional presence, complementing existing facilities in Massachusetts and Wisconsin. The expansion is led by William B. Rigsby, who brings a strong track record in EV charging sales growth and market expansion. This move aligns with recent federal initiatives emphasizing state-level decisions on the allocation of $5 billion in public funds for EV charging infrastructure, reflecting Orion's strategy to adapt to evolving market dynamics and customer needs.

In other market news, Sungrow Power Supply (SZSE:300274) was a notable mover up 15.3% and ending trading at CN¥114.90, not far from its 52-week high. On Tuesday, the company opened its largest European training center near Munich to enhance technical expertise in renewable energy projects. At the same time, AVIC Chengdu Aircraft (SZSE:302132) lagged, down 14.3% to close at CN¥90.99.

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