(photo) Enfield lawmakers visit manufacturer of EV supply equipment

For Immediate Release

State officials get “charged up” in Enfield

ENFIELD – Sen. John A. Kissel and Rep. Tom Arnone on Nov. 15 visited EVSE, LLC – an Enfield-based manufacturer of electric vehicle supply equipment. Joining the lawmakers was Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Katie Dykes and Governor Ned Lamont.

EVSE LLC is a subsidiary of Control Module Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of smart EV chargers for the workplace, parking facilities, public locations, fleets and multi-dwelling residential units.

“This local small business is offering smart charging solutions for electric vehicles, and we wish them much success and growth,” Sen. Kissel said. “Thanks as well to the Lamont Administration for their ongoing attention to Enfield and to north-central Connecticut.”

“EVSE is a great, small-business addition to the Town of Enfield, of course, but its reach extends far greater,” Rep. Arnone said. “Our corner of the state houses the only manufacturer of Level 1 and 2 electric vehicle charging stations in the state as well as the Northeast. That’s exciting news for Enfield.”

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Sen. John A. Kissel, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Commissioner Katie Dykes and Rep. Tom Arnone at EVSE, LLC.