FedRAMP is a U.S. government program that promotes the adoption of safe, secure cloud services across the federal government by providing a standardized approach to security and risk assessment for modern cloud technologies. The "In Process" designation is granted to cloud-based companies actively working toward FedRAMP Authorization. This milestone demonstrates Blink's commitment to expanding charging infrastructure and supporting a more sustainable future by electrifying the federal fleet and implementing ...

Once fully accredited, Blink's EV charging network will be available to government agencies. "At Blink, we understand the importance of providing reliable and advanced cloud-based EV charging stations across government agencies and we are excited to reach this significant milestone in the FedRAMP process," stated Brendan Jones, President and CEO at Blink Charging. "We look forward to becoming FedRAMP authorized and continuing to collaborate with federal government agencies as a leader in the U.S. fleet elec ...

Interested investors may access the virtual presentation here. Bowie, Md., June 12, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blink Charging Co. (NASDAQ:BLNK) ("Blink" or the "Company"), a leading global manufacturer, owner, operator, and provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and services, today announced that Brendan Jones, President and Chief Executive Officer, will present at the J.P. Morgan 2024 Energy, Power & Renewables Conference on June 17 at 1:10 p.m. ET. Mr. Jones will also be available for one-on-o ...

With electric vehicle sales accelerating again, we're in desperate need of charging stations — which should fuel massive growth for some of the best EV charging stocks. "Talk of an implosion of the U.S. electric vehicle market is verging on ridiculous. While there are some serious challenges surrounding EVs — such as the need to build out the nation's charging infrastructure — automakers are on track to continue on a path of substantial growth." As I've said before, if the U.S. is serious about having milli ...

The recent results of a poll on American consumers' interest in buying electric vehicles was portrayed as bad news for the sector by many U.S. media outlets. However, I think that the data is actually quite positive for the sector. Specifically, 24% of consumers surveyed by J.D. Power said they will "very likely" consider buying EVs, and 58% reported that they were "overall likely" to consider such a purchase. So with EV prices having dropped a great deal, and multiple automakers announcing plans to launch ...

When I look at penny stocks, there is scope for clear categorization. On one hand, there are penny stocks that are purely speculative in nature. These stocks can be considered for exposure for a few quarters and can skyrocket at the blink of an eye. On the other hand, there are penny stocks with potential to rank among high-quality growth stocks of tomorrow. These penny stocks represent emerging businesses that have a sound management, good fundamentals, and a big addressable market for growth. While the me ...

There was a time when any stock even remotely related to the electric vehicle (EV) industry was skyrocketing. Yet, sentiments have changed significantly with EV adoption being slower than expected. Factors of macroeconomic headwinds, higher interest rates and competition have dampened sentiments. However, for investors who remain bullish for the long term, it's the best time to buy EV stocks. Are you curious about which EV charging stocks have millionaire-maker potential within the next five years? Make not ...

The meme stock rally of 2021 will go down in the books of financial history as one of the craziest periods of euphoria. The big meme stock rally was followed by an extended period of correction for speculative stocks. With some notable meme stocks skyrocketing in the recent past, it seems that the meme season is back. It's, therefore, a good time to look at meme stocks to buy that have remained relatively depressed. An important catalyst is likely to back the meme stock frenzy. Potential rate cuts are impen ...

Globally, the electric vehicle industry has faced multiple headwinds. These have come in the form of macroeconomic headwinds, higher interest rates, and intense industry competition. The result has been a sharp correction in EV stocks in the last few quarters. While there is some fear in the streets, I would look at EV stocks to buy for long-term. Throughout economic history, there has been booms and busts. When the industry has multi-decade tailwinds, there are dozens of new entrants. This results in a boo ...

American car buyers are losing interest in EVs mainly due to a need for charging infrastructure. According to a recent J.D. Power study, fewer consumers are eyeing EVs for the first time since 2021. Moreover, those not interested in buying EVs cited insufficient charging stations as their main concern. Hence, this trend sheds light on the importance of EV charging infrastructure, making EV charging stocks remarkably lucrative over time. To be fair, if the U.S. wants to follow through on its lofty EV goals, ...