Flo calls federal aid ‘critical' to its strategy

From left, Flo’s Travis Allan, chief legal and public affairs officer; CEO Louis Tremblay; and Daniel Bloom, U.S. public affairs manager for the Eastern region, say its new charger, Flo Ultra, will meet federal aid requirements. (AUDREY LAFOREST)

March 17, 2023 12:00 PM

WASHINGTON — Federal funding to support a national electric vehicle charging network has prompted Flo to hasten its EV charger manufacturing and deployment strategy in the U.S.

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