Nachman Norwood & Parrott Partner Brings First Chevy Volt to South Carolina, Installs Solar Panel for Power
The Chevy Volt went on sale in
The Chevy Volt has a lithium-ion battery pack and an on-board gas generator that powers the car for up to 375 miles on a single charge. The battery can be charged through a standard 120V household outlet, but Davis and NNP have taken the environmental efforts one step further. They had a solar panel installed on the roof of NNP's office building to generate the electricity needed to power Davis' vehicle, and to supplement the power used by the office, thus reducing NNP's and Davis' carbon footprint.
"I have always been concerned about the environment and have wanted an electric car since GM's first attempt with the EV-1 more than 20 years ago," Davis said. "I've read some of the criticisms of electric cars regarding the pollution made by electricity generation, which inspired me to push for a solar car charger at work. Nachman Norwood & Parrott is a forward-thinking group that strives to do the right thing for both the environment and clients. We will be offsetting our power use from the grid with this system, and plan to expand its capacity in the near future."
To make his dream a reality, Davis needed to call on the services of several Upstate businesses. As with all cars, the Chevy Volt will require regular service and maintenance. A local Chevy dealership elected to send several technicians to
Installing the solar-powered electric vehicle (EV) power station came from the combined efforts of a local solar-panel company and a local EV charging station company. While they have installed EV power stations and solar arrays throughout the Southeast, the NNP solar-powered EV power station was the first in the state.
Davis will unplug his vehicle and take it for its first spin through downtown
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