“We are excited to partner with AES Indiana to accelerate electric car adoption by providing a simplified customer experience. The company says the rate would encourage broader adoption without the need to build additional infrastructure. “This partnership with Motor provides a broad array of grid, economic and environmental benefits and is an innovative approach toward electrifying transportation, while creating benefits for all customers, even if they do not drive an electric car.”ĪES Indiana’s plan, which was filed with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission on Tuesday, requests approval of a new electric car charging rate.
“We continue to accelerate efforts to deliver reliable, greener, and smarter energy solutions for our customers that allow them to meet their sustainability objectives,” said Kristina Lund, president of AES Indiana. When customers get their electric car, AES says Motor can help users through the installation of home charging equipment. AES say the partnership will help make charging electric cars faster and more affordable. (NYSE: AES), in an effort to spur electric car adoption. All times are local.Īnko van der Werff, Aeromexico’s chief revenue officer, predicted in the release that "commerce between the two cities will be more dynamic, undoubtedly generating greater economic growth for both destinations."Ĭontact Eric D.Indianapolis-based AES Indiana is partnering with Motor, both subsidiaries of Virginia-based AES Corp. Eleven seats will in Business Class, the release said.įlights will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving Leon for Detroit at 8 a.m. The route is to be operated by Aeromexico using 99-seat Embraer 190 aircraft. Wayne County official will lead Detroit Metro Airport during search for permanent CEO
Leon is located in the Mexican state of Guanajuato.ĭetroit Metro Airport's 2017 passenger traffic is up by 1% compared with year before
"The strong auto ties between Detroit and interior Mexico have made it a priorityįor us to find new ways to make the journey easier," Wendy Sutton, Wayne County Airport Authority vice president of business development and real estate, said in the release. "Aeromexico’s new route to Leon, Mexico, accomplishes that goal and will benefit our auto suppliers and manufacturers."
The service is set to start on April 30, according to a news release from Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico, which are partnering on the arrangement. New nonstop flights are planned between Detroit's Metro Airport and Leon, Mexico, which is near a key General Motors plant in Silao. Watch Video: TSA spokesman discusses changes in airport screenings
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