SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwired - April 22, 2015) - Envision Solar International, Inc., (OTCQB: EVSI) ("Envision Solar," or the "Company"), the leading renewable energy Media, Branding and EV charging product company, announced that CEO Desmond Wheatley will speak today about the "Future of Energy at Airports" at the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Airports Energy Efficiency Forum today in New Orleans. The conference is comprised of industry experts gathered to hear about the latest technologies and tools that will allow their airports to save on energy costs by installing energy efficient tools and practices.
Mr. Wheatley said, "I am pleased that Airport Executives and Planners are realizing that EV charging stations at the airport can help them save on energy costs. Solar energy is clean, cheap and abundant and the obvious solution for charging EV batteries as well as providing a robust and safe source of energy during emergencies or times of grid failure. Our media products and other services at the same time generate unrivalled sources of revenue and ease of deployment."
EV ARC™ products are fully transportable and deployed in minutes without any impact to the location. They produce enough solar power each day for up to 150 miles of electric driving and store 28kWh of energy for charging at night or to be used in times of utility grid failure.
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About Envision Solar International, Inc.
Based in San Diego, Envision Solar, www.envisionsolar.com, designs, manufactures and deploys unique and proprietary renewable energy media and branding systems and EV chargers with a Drag & Drop Infrastructure™ product line. The company's flagship products include the patent pending EV ARC™, patented Solar Tree® array and Solar Tree® Socket™.
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